McCain courts conservatives after Romney quits candidacy
GOP puts focus on US security
WASHINGTON - Senator John McCain yesterday became the presumptive Republican nominee when former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney quit the presidential race. McCain immediately began courting skeptical conservatives to help him prepare to take on an energized Democratic Party in the general election campaign. (Full article: 1355 words)
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