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McCain Primary Battle: New Ad Attacks Hayworth
Entertaining, effective. Fair? Republican primary voters in Arizona will decide soon.
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1 comment:
This ad is a little over the top. Hayworth is odd and has made stupid comments, such as Obama should have to answer questions about where he was born. This ad seems childish and stupid although it is entertaining to some degree. Most ads for politics should not be taken seriously anyway because they are filled with half-truths and are misleading. I think anyone who bases their vote solely on ads shouldn't vote.
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