John McCain used to be a real ladies’ man, as Rolling Stone told us in this profile. But I think he’s losing his touch. How else to explain the fact that he pissed off a hot chick like Kristi Lauren Glakas, a three-time Miss Virginia?
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In Denver, outside the Democratic Convention. These protesters don’t believe in freedom of speech! Because they won’t talk to some jerk from Fox News! Ah, election years…
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Hey, look who’s got a hot mom.
Ashley Alexandra Rae Maika DiPietro Dupré Youmans Kristen Lipschitz Petrovich (only the last two names are made up - really) hit the beach recently, and she looks pretty good. What I didn’t notice was the photo of her mom, who looks nice herself. Ah, New Jersey.
For more shots of “Kristen”, the woman who brought down the man who could have been the first Jewish president (OK, he did it to himself), see this page on Gawker.
photo: NYPost
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If you were wondering what Ashley Dupre, aka the gal responsible for derailing the career of the man who could have been the first Jewish president (thanks a lot, babe! Sheesh!), is up to these days, well, the New York Post says she’s hanging out at the Jersey Shore with her mom. She’s also pitching a reality show where she will spend time talking and not getting naked, which is really what people want to see. Not us, of course. Other people. (OK, us too.) I suppose they could always wait for the Joe Francis “Girls Gone Wild” video, now that she won’t be suing him.
I kind of want to know what exactly that tattoo says. “Tutela” something?
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Um, really?
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Hallelujah, it’s raining kids…
Here’s the thing about cultural sensitivity: it’s good to respect other cultures but when it involves bodily harm, it’s OK to ask a few questions. Female circumcision, for example. For me, throwing babies off of a roof seems like a really bad idea. But hey, what do I know?
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John McCain says the C Word (not to his wife this time)
(Howard Stern Show via YouTube)
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If he doesn’t get elected President, Barrack Obama has a career as a spokesperson ahead of him. Listen to him “hope up” a couple of phrases, including one from a telemarketing campaign.
Barack Obama Tries His Hand At Telemarketing
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The second worst thing about this story is that it makes me agree with Fox News on something.
Dad was in IRAQ. I mean, come on.
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Rudolph Giuliani is probably running for President, but so far his son Andrew seems to be not so interested:
Rudolph W. Giuliani found himself distracted in the midst of his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination by questions about skeletons in the closet of a messy divorce. He had to respond to remarks last week by his son, Andrew, 21, that, as a stepson, he had “a little problem†with Mr. Giuliani’s wife, Judith Nathan, and had not until recently spoken to his father “for a decent amount of time.â€
Mr. Giuliani told reporters, who bombarded him with questions at a California event, “It’s the kind of thing that I think affects a lot of families these days.†He also has a daughter, Caroline, 17, by his former wife Donna Hanover.
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Mr. Giuliani’s case, some experts agreed, seems particularly tough because it comes with the considerable baggage of a public and bitter divorce. (Ms. Nathan is Mr. Giuliani’s third wife. His first marriage, to his second cousin, Regina Peruggi, was annulled.)
So after divorcing his second cousin (!), marrying Donna Hanover and announcing his divorce via press conference, then clearly having an affair while still married to Ms. Hanover and finally marrying a third time, Andrew is a little miffed at dad? We’ll buy that. If Guiliani does in fact run, it might be the first time in the history of the country that what kind of father someone is becomes a deciding factor in a Presidential election.
Voters Accept Divorced Candidates, but They Have Limits (New York Times)
A Family Feud That Is Familiar (New York Times)Rudy Tuesday - What America Sees In Rudy (New York Magazine)
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