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McCain vs. 'Obama-mania': Can an older, white Republican attract young voters?
iht.com May 12, 2008
He's a Republican, for starters. He describes himself as "older than dirt." And he makes no apology for an Iraq war that is especially unpopular on college campuses. ... He's a Republican, for starters. Several polls, including a recent AP-Ipsos survey, show Democrats...
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