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Warner Vs. McCain (or Romney) in 2008 Might End Polarization

By Morton M. Kondracke
Roll Call Executive Editor
June 29, 2006, Midnight

Probably the best chance America has for escaping from endless partisan warfare and for getting its big problems solved is for both parties to nominate a moderate in 2008 and have them argue over issues, not ideology.

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