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Sen. John McCain
in This Week by George Stephanopoulos, 18 April 2008
In this insightful segment, John McCain attacks Barack Obama's relationship with a controversial activist. The presumptive Republican nominee says Obama should condemn the words of William Ayers, a college professor who was once a member of the violent Weather Underground group and served on the same charity board as Obama. McCain explains a controversial link of his own, saying it was mistake to accept the endorsement of ultra-conservative pastor Rev. John Hagee. McCain also defends his plans to cut taxes and said he would be able to save billions of taxpayer dollars by rejecting any unnecessary spending.
Posted 10:06, 22 April 2008
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