Sedona - DAMMIT! - Democratic Underground

jillan

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Wed Oct-01-08 12:41 PM
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Sedona - DAMMIT!

Sedona is one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen.
It's an artsy community surrounded by beautiful formations of red rock.
Breathtaking beauty.

Living in Phoenix, it is one of my favorite destinations for a day trip.

She ruined it for me. I will never be able to go there again without thinking of her.

Please send this woman back to Alaska before she ruins it for anyone else.

:(

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Sebastian Doyle

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Wed Oct-01-08 12:44 PM
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1. Love Sedona!

Doubt I could ever afford to live there, but it's a beautiful place. McCrazy shouldn't be allowed to live there. :(

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blondeatlast

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Wed Oct-01-08 12:45 PM
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2. The Red Rocks and Oak creek will still be there long after she's a footnote in history.

Edited on Wed Oct-01-08 12:45 PM by blondeatlast

A half hour by a small Oak Creek rock tumble will cleanse your soul.

You might pay a quick visit to the red sand Jesus, too... ;)

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Cleita

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Wed Oct-01-08 12:49 PM
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3. Alaska is equally as beautiful so don't blame it on the woman alone for possibly ruining paradise..

Edited on Wed Oct-01-08 12:49 PM by Cleita

However, it is people from her political ideology that ruin places that are kissed by the gods like Sedona and the state of Alaska with their politics by allowing unregulated and anti-evironmental industries to ravage the places for profit. I don't think that will even happen to Sedona but Alaska is always in peril now with the Republican oil people beating a drum to drill in ANWR. I have been to both places and both are special and in need of protection.

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PearliePoo2

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Wed Oct-01-08 01:01 PM
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4. One of the most beautiful places I've ever been

I remember camping up in the red rocks and Pinyon pines on a motorcycle trip.
The night sky was so clear, it was so quiet and then a HUGE fiery meteorite went screaming right over my head. My jaw dropped in awe. I'll never forget it.
I'll be glad when McSenile and McWolfkiller are long gone and no longer pollute and defile Arizona's grandeur and majesty.
bastards :puke:

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Stinky The Clown

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Wed Oct-01-08 01:03 PM
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5. Oak Creek Canyon can bring one to tears with its beauty

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flpoljunkie

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Wed Oct-01-08 01:04 PM
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6. McCain actually lives in Cornville, not Sedona. No red rocks there.

Edited on Wed Oct-01-08 01:09 PM by flpoljunkie

McCain's Sedona Cabin Actually Far from the Red Rocks of Sedona... It's in Cornville, AZ

Monday March 3, 2008

As McCain barbqued ribs at his retreat in Arizona, those far from the Southwest reported he was at his "Sedona Cabin." Actuall Cornville, the area where he owns the property, is at least a half hour from Sedona and far from the beautiful red rocks. It's in the Verde Valley, an area having its own charm. Here's a map of the Cornville area. This area is rolling, rocky grasslands with cottonwoods lining creeks. It's a far cry from the stunning Sedona red rock vistas and mysterious vortexes.

http://gosw.about.com/b/2008/03/03/mccains-sedona-cabin-actually-far-from-the-red-rocks-of-sedona-its-in-cornville-az.htm

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