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Supporters of John McCain and Barack Obama gathered at Nashville's Belmont University, site of last night's debate. (Mark Humphrey/Associated Press) |
Pledges to take high road fall short
Both McCain, Obama camps change their tone
NASHVILLE - When the Tennessee Republican Party issued a press release in February titled "Anti-Semites for Obama" - with references to "Barack Hussein Obama" and a picture of the senator in a traditional Somali outfit that it described as "Muslim" - likely Republican nominee John McCain took one of his first stands as party figurehead to condemn it. (Full article: 708 words)
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