Campaignia: Former Ariz. Gov. Symington: if McCain is not GOP nominee, Hillary becomes the next president

Sunday, August 26, 2007

Former Ariz. Gov. Symington: if McCain is not GOP nominee, Hillary becomes the next president

According to the Arizona Republic, former Gov. Fife Symington - a Republican and a strong ally of McCain's - believes that unless Senator McCain captures the Republican nomination, Senator Hillary Clinton will become the next president. Here's an excerpt from the article:

The former GOP governor remains strongly loyal to Sen. John McCain and had just commented to a reporter that unless McCain finds a way to pin down the Republican presidential nomination, he figures Hillary Clinton will be the next president.

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From an editorial perspective, Campaignia’s publisher finds much to admire about Senator John McCain’s presidential candidacy. You may have arrived here from another www.Campaignia.org new-media site, The Tower: Surveying the Political World From High Above, which was dedicated to covering news about his campaign.

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Sunday, August 26, 2007

Former Ariz. Gov. Symington: if McCain is not GOP nominee, Hillary becomes the next president

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