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Cindy? Is that you?
Thanks for the links. Among the CEOs and Investment Bankers, she is the least professionally-experienced member of the CARE Board. She also stands beside plenty of CEOs, corporate founders and co-founders on the Operation SMILE Board. Really, is there any comparison? Inheriting a company your father started doesn’t count, for me, as a professional accreditation. She’s basically no more than a high-school special ed teacher with a lot of money. And, while I do respect special ed teachers, they’re no intellectuals. Among her activities in university, she was a cheerleader and a sorority member. That’s not exactly math club.
According to wikipedia, she spent most of McCain’s 2000 campaign “impress[ing] Republican voters with her looks and elegance at coffee shops and other small campaign settings, where she frequently referred to her children, carpooling, and charity work.” Well, thanks for that, Cindy. I mean, let’s face it- is there any depth to this woman whatsoever? If there is, I don’t see any evidence of it.
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Un-fuckin’-real. I just want to get this straight. So, no, you don’t have any evidence that she’s a bimbo, and all of her charity work and the fact that, even though she was already rich she went through at least six years of college to get a degree in special education and taught special education at a low-income public school for several years, you still have the gall to say she has no depth? And, at least, you do acknowledge that the members of those boards aren’t socialites. Thanks for that. But for some reason, you think that Cindy McCain is the exception. Your partisanship is blinding you.
Call her a druggie, call her a thief, call her a homewrecker, whatever, I won’t argue. But by calling her a trophy-wife bimbo you’re showing your misogyny, and frankly, you should be ashamed.