I don't agree with Senator Gramm. Phil Gramm does not speak for me. I speak for me.
John McCain: “I don't agree with Senator Gramm. Phil Gramm does not speak for me. I speak for me.”
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John McCain distances himself from his economic adviser's controversial comments.
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