Cindy Lou's blissfully ignorant as usual.
>https://www.scottsdaleindependent.com/news/cindy-mccain-talks-rotary-club-sex-trafficking/
Cindy has been working on humanitarian issues for a long time. She had an experience in a shop in Calcutta, India, some years back. She saw human trafficking, but at the time didn’t realize what it was.
>Cindy, the woman who should not be Senator.
Looks like Dougy met with NoNames & then poo-poohed idea of naming Cindy Lou as replacement Senator. Too much heat?
Waiting for NoName to "croak" and slide Cindy Lou in on a sympathy appointment?
http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/389977-arizona-governor-huddles-with-john-and-cindy-mccain
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey (R) on Tuesday quietly met with Sen. John McCain (R) and his wife, Cindy, at the couple’s home outside Sedona, Ariz., GOP sources in the state told The Hill.
The meeting, which was not on the governor's official schedule, comes amid speculation over whom the Republican governor would appoint to fill the Senate seat should the ailing 81-year-old senior lawmaker and Vietnam War ~~hero~~ traitor unexpectedly leave office.
http://ktar.com/story/2089279/ducey-shuts-down-rumors-of-cindy-mccains-appointment-to-senate/
And another report that said Ducey had visited McCain at his northern Arizona cabin on Tuesday — the day before the deadline for McCain to step down — only added fuel to fire.
But Ducey, in a Thursday interview with KTAR News 92.3 FM’s Mac and Gaydos, was quick to shut those rumors down, saying “there is no vacancy.
“This is a genuine American ~~hero~~ traitor who is battling for his life, fighting a deadly disease. I, for one, think he has earned Arizona’s and America’s ~~respect~~ disgust,” Ducey said.
And as for the timing of Ducey’s visit with McCain? The governor said it was a “complete coincidence,” adding that the pair meet every so often and had been trying to get together for weeks.
Ducey said he and McCain — joined by their wives — spent about 90 minutes together, having a “great lunch and great conversation.”
yup, they do love their inversions, don't they?
Here's a blast from the past (1994) on Cindy Lou:
http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/opiate-for-the-mrs-6432986
You're U.S. Senator John McCain, and you've got a big problem.
Your wife, Cindy, was addicted to prescription painkillers. She stole pills from a medical-aid charity she heads and she used the names of unsuspecting employees to get prescriptions.
Gosinski says McCain started behaving erratically in the summer of 1992. He says he and other AVMT staff members became convinced she was addicted to the prescription narcotics Percocet and Vicodin. They believed she was obtaining these drugs illegally in the names of her employees and the public charity she founded.
On August 19–just three days before the records are to be made public–Smith parades your wife before a select group of journalist friends. She tells a tale of pain and triumph, and, incredibly, all the reporters agree to sit on the story until August 22. When Cindy McCain says her confession is intended to quell rumors and to inspire other druggies to turn their lives around, the journalists lap it up. They write about her "bravery." The first round of stories is one-sided.
Cindy McCain and Jay Smith lied about her status with federal prosecutors. She told a Tucson reporter she had already completed a pretrial diversion program. Smith told another reporter that the case had come to "resolution." In fact, Cindy McCain hasn't even been accepted into a diversion program.
+1 on yields. One could make a larger profit farming 10% of their lands and putting the remaining 90% under a perennial cover crop and then slowly reexpanding as the soil is replenished.
Next coffee, ask your friends if the John Deere sales rep has come around lately pitching the latest tractor with the GPS and in-cab stereo surround sound. Bank financed, natch.