Now, Barack Obama's opponent, John McCain, is not a bad man. But he is badly mistaken when he has embraced the Bush and Cheney economic policies.
Evan Bayh: “Now, Barack Obama's opponent, John McCain, is not a bad man. But he is badly mistaken when he has embraced the Bush and…”
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Evan Bayh criticizes John McCain for supporting the economic policies of the Bush administration.
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