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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (247435)	4/25/2008 6:31:56 PM
From: goldworldnet	of 793772

The key word is "distance." McCain doesn't actually have any control over the ad choices of the North Carolina Republican Party, especially for its gubanotorial campagin. Nor can he control the 527s. The most he can do is have some influence over the national Republican Party. Obviously both campaigns understand the limits of influence and control their respective candidates have and no doubt voters are less informed on these limitations. I just read mph's response to your question. Between using the silent approach or being a standup guy and letting your objections be heard, I'm not sure which was better in this situation. However, I do believe McCain will periodically remind people of the ethical standards he holds himself to and expects from his party. My own opinion is that it will probably reflect positively on McCain regarding the issue of character. * * *

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