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By WILL FRIEDWALD
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Republican presidential candidate John McCain said yesterday that calls from his Democratic rivals to withdraw American forces from Iraq stand as a “failure of leadership” as they are making promises they cannot keep. Senator Obama said the failure rests with Mr. McCain’s support for an open-ended occupation of Iraq.
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|KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Republican presidential candidate John McCain said yesterday that calls from his Democratic rivals to withdraw American forces from Iraq stand as a “failure of leadership” as they are making promises they cannot keep. Senator Obama said the failure rests with Mr. McCain’s support for an open-ended occupation of Iraq.
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