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A Tangled Story of Addiction - washingtonpost.com
"It's not just about her addiction, it's what she did to cover up her addiction and the lives of other people that she ruined, or put at jeopardy at least," Gosinski said in an interview this week.
Since Cindy is now on the campaign trail attacking Obama it is now fair to examine her background and associations as she is doing with Senator Obama.
We have, we did. She overcame her addiction, made restitution and now leads an exlemplary life. It's not like she tried to kill anyone, or like she applauded mass murderers or even like she states she wishes she had done more drugs or stolen more money to buy them with......
A Tangled Story of Addiction - washingtonpost.com
"It's not just about her addiction, it's what she did to cover up her addiction and the lives of other people that she ruined, or put at jeopardy at least," Gosinski said in an interview this week.
Since Cindy is now on the campaign trail attacking Obama it is now fair to examine her background and associations as she is doing with Senator Obama.
You know the campaign is in deep trouble when Mr. McCain has his wife, Cindy Lou Hensley McCain, speaking for him.
Today she was apparently talking about chills she's had. It sounds as if any chills she may have had is from popping pills.
The McCain/Palin campaign gives all of us the BIG CHILL!
What does this have to do with Cindy McCain's drug addition which is the topic of the thread?
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