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{{data.pair|Text|“The idea that [[John McCain]] will get the [[US Republican Party|Republican]] nomination is beginning to sink in and it is more than many of us can bear. .. Many [[US conservative|conservative]]s hate John McCain even more than we hate [[Hillary Clinton]]. [[Rush Limbaugh]], [[Michelle Malkin]], [[Glenn Beck]] and [[Ann Coulter]] have said that they might vote for Hillary if it came down to a choice between her and McCain. [[James Dobson]] the head of [[Focus on Family]], released a statement outlining the reasons he could not support McCain, including McCain's opposition to a Constitutional amendment [[war on the family|protecting marriage]], his vote for [[embryonic stem-cell research]], his opposition to tax cuts, his sponsorship of the campaign finance reform bill...”}}<noinclude> | {{data.pair|Text|“The idea that [[John McCain]] will get the [[US Republican Party|Republican]] nomination is beginning to sink in and it is more than many of us can bear. .. Many [[US conservative|conservative]]s hate John McCain even more than we hate [[Hillary Clinton]]. [[Rush Limbaugh]], [[Michelle Malkin]], [[Glenn Beck]] and [[Ann Coulter]] have said that they might vote for Hillary if it came down to a choice between her and McCain. [[James Dobson]] the head of [[Focus on Family]], released a statement outlining the reasons he could not support McCain, including McCain's opposition to a Constitutional amendment [[war on the family|protecting marriage]], his vote for [[embryonic stem-cell research]], his opposition to tax cuts, his sponsorship of the campaign finance reform bill...”}}<noinclude> | ||
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