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How to Support a Candidate When You're Broke- Sell the Baby

Nicholas Collard | Wed, 10/15/2008 - 2:22pm | Campaign finance, McCain, Palin, politics | 6 comments

How do you support a candidate when you're broke? Try getting out the word by naming your kid after John McCain and Sarah Palin. That's the ticket! This is the most hilarious, ridiculous thing I have read in a long time . Mark Ciptak, of Elizabethton, couldn't match his bank account to his ... Read more

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