McCain brings Bush home
By Wally Edge
George W. Bush and John McCainJohn McCain is bringing President George W. Bush back to his home state to do a fundraiser later this month. The May 27th $2,300/person event will be held in Phoenix. Donors can donate as much as $37,000 where the first $2,300 will go to McCain’s campaign and the rest will be distributed among other friendly organizations.
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