Yes, Jill, she does seem to do more than our Secretary of State.

She gives a lot of money to those charities and spends a lot of time traveling to the places where they work. She did it before McCain started running for President, and continues to do it. In some circles, that’s what wealthy women do with their time.

Cindy McCain’s trip to Georgia has nothing to do with her husband, or American politics.

And I’ve got some oceanfront property in Iowa I’m looking to unload.

Of course Cindy McCain’s trip to Georgia is political. The woman, like her husband, probably despises the U.N. Certainly she is unlikely ever to have had anything to do with it before hastily signing up for this trip. She doesn’t have any history that I’m aware of for advocacy on the world stage–except, perhaps, for getting more people to drink beer, which is unlikely to be difficult to do in Georgia these days, though I rather doubt the locals would respond well to any of the brews she’s going to be able to peddle.