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McCain denies Abramoff figure works for campaign
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Filed Under: Abramoff Scandal | Politics

Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona) said one of the players in the Jack Abramoff doesn't have an official role in his presidential campaign.

But Ralph Reed, the former head of the Christian Coalition, said he has joined the "McCain Victory 2008 Team" and will raise funds for the candidate. Reed and McCain will appear at an August 18 fundraiser in Atlanta, Georgia.

Reed's name came up repeatedly as McCain investigated Abramoff's bilking of tribes. McCain, however, declined to focus on Reed's involvement and on other players in the scandal.

Reed accepted $4.1 million from Abramoff in order to fight a casino that Abramoff's tribal clients opposed.

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