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Feb. 21: Republican White House hopeful John McCain denies the New York Times report that he did favors for a female lobbyist. NBC's Kelly O'Donnell reports.
updated 9 minutes ago
TOLEDO, Ohio - Sen. John McCain, responding to published reports suggesting an inappropriate relationship with a female lobbyist, said in a Thursday press conference that the allegations were "not true" and denied a romantic relationship with her.
"It's not true," McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, said as his wife, Cindy, stood alongside him during a news conference in Toledo.
The Arizona senator described the woman in question, lobbyist Vicki Iseman, as a friend.
The New York Times quoted anonymous aides as saying they had urged McCain and Iseman to stay away from each other prior to his failed presidential campaign in 2000. In its own follow-up story, The Washington Post quoted longtime aide John Weaver, who split with McCain last year, as saying he met with lobbyist Iseman and urged her to stay away from McCain.
Come on Main Street Media...after the bullshit and rabid attacks against Bill Clinton I better fucken see equal treatment against this two time wife cheater....
Whats worse is his hypocrisy....He says he doesnt help lobbyists and he doesnt take their money but in fact he is fucking one and taking her money...
Unbelievable....John McCain lets finish him off now well this story is still hot....
I'm waiting for Desh, Darla, and Cypress to continue to defend him as they are all McCain Democrats...
CK
updated 9 minutes ago
TOLEDO, Ohio - Sen. John McCain, responding to published reports suggesting an inappropriate relationship with a female lobbyist, said in a Thursday press conference that the allegations were "not true" and denied a romantic relationship with her.
"It's not true," McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, said as his wife, Cindy, stood alongside him during a news conference in Toledo.
The Arizona senator described the woman in question, lobbyist Vicki Iseman, as a friend.
The New York Times quoted anonymous aides as saying they had urged McCain and Iseman to stay away from each other prior to his failed presidential campaign in 2000. In its own follow-up story, The Washington Post quoted longtime aide John Weaver, who split with McCain last year, as saying he met with lobbyist Iseman and urged her to stay away from McCain.
Come on Main Street Media...after the bullshit and rabid attacks against Bill Clinton I better fucken see equal treatment against this two time wife cheater....
Whats worse is his hypocrisy....He says he doesnt help lobbyists and he doesnt take their money but in fact he is fucking one and taking her money...
Unbelievable....John McCain lets finish him off now well this story is still hot....
I'm waiting for Desh, Darla, and Cypress to continue to defend him as they are all McCain Democrats...
CK
