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10. An intangible, but a very important one, is the issue of trust.  Many people, particularly evangelicals, do not trust McCain.  That can be an insurmountable problem for a presidential candidate. However, recently, McCain has attempted to reach out to evangelical leaders to regain their trust. An example was his recent speech at Jerry Falwell's Liberty University.
 
10. An intangible, but a very important one, is the issue of trust.  Many people, particularly evangelicals, do not trust McCain.  That can be an insurmountable problem for a presidential candidate. However, recently, McCain has attempted to reach out to evangelical leaders to regain their trust. An example was his recent speech at Jerry Falwell's Liberty University.
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11. In a general election, the media and the Democrats will likely make an issue about John McCain's health.  He has suffered from recurring cancer (melanoma) and will be 72 years old on Election Day.  Critics may view McCain as an easy Republican to defeat in a general election for this reason. Other Republicans have countered that McCain would be the same age as [[Ronald Reagan]] was when first elected.
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11. In a general election, the media and the Democrats will likely make an issue about John McCain's health.  He has suffered from recurring cancer (melanoma) and will be 72 years old on Election Day.  Critics may view McCain as an easy Republican to defeat in a general election for this reason.
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12. John McCain is very close to President George W. Bush.  Very close.<ref>[http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y156/stef406/mccain_bush-hug-713122.jpg McCain is close to Bush]</ref>
      
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