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John McCain's search for a campaign song may have just narrowed a bit:

Web Poll IV of more than 27,000 respondents cited stronger than expected interest in the November 2008 election among fans of rock, classic rock, and alternative radio stations. It also found that John McCain, the Republican candidate for U.S. president, was the top pick for the Oval Office for men and classic rock partisans--those people who tune in to stations playing music from the "original classic rock era" of 1964 to 1975, comprised of bands like Led Zeppelin, The Who, and Pink Floyd.

Meet the new boss, same party as the old boss. The big news here might be that there are three people who say they actually want Ted Nugent to be president.

Addendum: Title explanation. My recent interview with Tony Orlando.

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