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John McCain

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This is not the way a tested hero behaves. ... It's like we caught him getting a manicure or something.
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David Letterman, on seeing McCain on live feed being touched up by a makeup artist in preparation for an interview in NYC with Katie Couric after canceling his scheduled appearance at the same time on Letterman's show, allegedly to return to Washington because of the financial crisis; September 24, 2008;

 
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