Maverick? Not So Much
With its latest ad, "No Maverick," Barack Obama's team takes aim at John McCain's self-styled rabble-rousin' outsider image, offering a few examples of why the "maverick" line doesn't work for the Arizona senator or his new sidekick from Alaska.With its latest ad, “No Maverick,” Barack Obama’s team takes aim at John McCain’s self-styled rabble-rousin’ outsider image, offering a few examples of why the “maverick” line doesn’t work for the Arizona senator or his new sidekick from Alaska.
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