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Reporters in Arizona say Friday's tense back-and-forth with New York Times reporter Elisabeth Bumiller revealed the John McCain they know. Former Arizona Republic staffers tell Michael Calderone the chummy relationship between McCain and the national press hasn't always been the case back home. "As his hometown newspaper, we had no line of communication," says ex-Republic editor Ward Bushee. || Take Paul Slansky's "Senator Hothead" quiz.
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