Republicans begin to turn on McCain

Frustrated Republicans voiced concern with their own presidential candidate, John McCain, as he continued to blast frontrunner Barack Obama as harmful to the middle class.

Republicans begin to turn on McCain
Sat, 25 Oct, 2008 - 10:00

Frustrated Republicans voiced concern with their own presidential candidate, John McCain, as he continued to blast frontrunner Barack Obama as harmful to the middle class.

The Democrat left the campaign trail to visit his ailing grandmother in Hawaii.

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