Fictitious dialogue featuring Joe Biden and John McCain with no actionable claims

the company of Sarah.] But is she ready to lead? John McCain knows full well she isn’ t. With the energy shortage looming, McCain says no to windmills and solar power. And with the economic crisis already upon us, McCain says he’ Il cut taxes by lowering payments for Social Security and Medicare. More suffering, increased drilling. That’ s the real McCain. [The face of Joe Biden fills the screen.} VOICEOVER BY JOE BIDEN: I’ m Joe Biden and | approve this message. Let me just add that when one of John McCain’ s top economic advisers, former Senator Phil Gramm, was quoted that the United States was only in a_ “mental recession” and had become “a nation of whiners,” he unintentionally revealed the massive disconnect between the citizens of this country and their representatives .. . [A few minutes later, Biden is still talking, when Nanny walks into the room, cellphone to her ear, and shuts off the TV.] NANNY: Yes, hello. Is this the National Enquirer ... Oh, good. |’ d like to speak to a reporter, please... Thank you, I’ Il hold... [A split screen shows Nanny and the Reporter on split screens.] REPORTER: Hello, what can | do for you? HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015172