When it first became clear that, despite insurmountable odds, John McCain would be the Republican nominee, most saw a number of advantages for the senator. While Obama and Clinton continued in battle, McCain would have time to court his base, develop a national campaign strategy, and appear presidential, traveling overseas whenever possible.
The first few weeks of that plan, however, have not gone accordingly. While the Democratic race continues to dominate headlines and news cycles, Senator McCain's presence in the...
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