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Senator McCain claims that the U.S. is “winning” in Iraq and that a surge will lead to victory in Afghanistan. This, despite the fact the General Petraeus keeps stressing that the U.S. gains are “fragile,” and that Brigadier Carleton-Smith,...
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The Villages:
William LeBeau, 86, a John McCain supporter, sits in his golf cart in a parking spot at the main square in The Villages, Fla., Sunday, Sept. 21, 2008. After a lifetime of casting votes for politicians who fail to live up to all their promises, those who...
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