Published 11/14/2008
by peterhamby
at CNN Political Ticker
A Republican senator hammered John McCain on Friday.
MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina (CNN) – South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint on Friday became one of the first high-profile Republicans to publicly criticize John McCain following his electoral defeat, blaming the Arizona senator for betraying conservative principles in his quest for the White House.
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