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Article from: U.S. News & World Report
Article date: November 04, 2008
Author: Bedard, Paul
Byline: Paul Bedard
Bracing for a wave of finger-pointing should Sen. John McCain lose today's presidential election, friends and associates are making the case that the political environment coupled with the Republican's background in foreign policy undercut the campaign, not bumbling by aides. "The macro environment was so bad," says a campaign ally. "Bush is unpopular, McCain is a foreign policy guy, and there is the Obama phenomenon." Another McCain associate noted that before the financial crisis, the senator was up in the polls. But after the crisis hit, the campaign ...
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