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United Nations

*At the UN the inmates are running this asylum.

*McCain proposed a new world organization that would dwarf the U.N. in moral authority. The views of governments that legitimately represent their countries' peoples should far outweigh those of corrupt, troublemaking tyrants looking for global handouts for themselves. The latter are why the UN is a cesspool of waste, thievery and moral impotence, for which U.S. taxpayers foot so much of the bill.

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