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Article: Out of scandal, reform?(campaign reform)
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- National Review
- Article date:
- March 24, 1997
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WASHINGTON, D.C.
SENATOR John McCain is remarkably sanguine when confronted with the notion that he's being used by President Clinton. With sunlight streaming through a nine-foot arched window, the Arizona Republican sits in his airy Capitol Hill office, the very picture of calm confidence. His legs are straight out, heels propped on the coffee table; his fingers are clasped behind his head, as if he were auditioning to be the cool-and-dry guy in a deodorant ad. McCain maintains this tremendous tableau of ease even when it is pointed out that, when it comes to campaign-finance reform, his Republican colleagues think he is letting the Slick One play him for a fool. ...
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