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Obama leads McCain by 6 to 7 points.
There's at least one other good candidate in the race -- Bob Barr. It would be nice if he, and other third party candidates, could get at least a modicum of attention so that their positions could be understood and evaluated (and so that people could recognize that one of them might just be the best possible person for whom to vote).
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