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What does it mean?
The speaker claims Hillary Clinton is more conservative than John McCain and says she would campaign for Clinton if McCain were the nominee.
In plain terms
She argues Hillary is more conservative than McCain and would support her under certain conditions.
What can you take from it?
She suggests voting based on perceived conservatism regardless of party.

Where it applies

  • election strategy
  • political discussions
  • voting decisions

Putting it to work

  • discussing elections
  • voting strategy
  • comparing candidates

Questions to consider

  • How is conservatism defined in political contexts?
  • What factors influence voting decisions?

Another view

The claim about Hillary being more conservative than McCain is contested by many political analysts.

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