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MartiniMan
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Partial list of key advisors
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10/25/2008 9:14:24 AM
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We have one hairdresser and the following from Newsweek:
The McCain campaign's foreign policy coordinator is Randy Scheunemann, a former top legislative aide for Republicans on Capitol Hill, including two former leaders of the Senate, Trent Lott and Bob Dole. Former Congressional Budget Office chief Douglas Holtz-Eakin coordinates economic policy. On national security issues, McCain receives advice from several generations of Republican strategists and former top foreign policy officials such as Henry Kissinger and Richard Armitage, often grouped in the realist camp of foreign policy, as well as William Kristol and Robert Kagan, leading neoconservative voices. The campaign lists Kagan as a leading foreign policy adviser, as noted below, along with State Department veteran Richard Williamson, former top defense and national security official Peter W. Rodman, and former CIA Director R. James Woolsey, who advises on national security and energy issues.
Once again, GF's point is proven to be intellectually bankrupt but we have gotten used to it. he will shrink away and then come back with more silliness to supposedly "prove a point". All he proves is that liberals argue from emotion and lack logical, intelectually rigorous thought. They throw things against the wall and keep doing it hoping something will stick.
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