Let me point out John McCain often takes on interests in his own party. Barack Obama never takes on interests in his own party. Never.
Bill Bennett: “Let me point out John McCain often takes on interests in his own party. Barack Obama never takes on interests in his own…”
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Bennett contrasts McCain's willingness to challenge party interests with Obama's approach.
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Lord no. I mean, if there's one thing that's clear in Washington right now, it's that there's a huge difference between the parties.
I think he runs the choice of either being ineffectual if he doesn't get it or imperious, if he does. I don't think this is going to go down well.