Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain at President Obama's first State of the Union Address in January. Graham and McCain say the GOP needs an agenda attractive to voters critical of both parties. (Newscom)
Can the GOP dominate in November with 'Just say no'?
Probably not. Two of the GOP's most senior elected officials – Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham – said Sunday their party needs an agenda attractive to voters critical of both parties.
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