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Both candidates hot on the trail in Nevada
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Frank Cotolo
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And, McCain criticized George Bush for his
damaging economic policy.
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A Bush aide responded by saying that the President did not seem offended and
he voted on Friday for McCain.
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"That's one," a McCain aide applauded. "And there are plenty more where that
came from, don't ya know?"
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"It's no surprise George Bush voted for John McCain," an Obama spokesman said.
"But are we allowed to count clone votes?"
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McCain also said that he is calling for less government regulations of
businesses and more businesses because there will be less regulations. McCain
said to the crowd that the country under his Presidency would have more
businesses, therefore putting more people to work and making less work
for him.
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Fast-growing Nevada, with five electoral votes, is a target for Obama, whose
campaign is counting on winning all the battleground states once Republican.
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"This is a good place to bet we win," said an Obama aide in Nevada. "Because
they allow betting here. I think a lot of people are going to win bets on
Obama and that alone will help the economy."
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