This is a contest between a conservative who is consistent and a moderate who calls himself a maverick.
J.D. Hayworth: “This is a contest between a conservative who is consistent and a moderate who calls himself a maverick.”
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Hayworth framed the election as a choice between his conservative values and McCain's moderate stance.
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