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Although too urbane to be described as a maverick, a misfit, or a loner, he could never quite bring himself to 'fit in' and it was always from an idiosyncratic external viewpoint that he observed literature, art, and, indeed, life.— From the House of Life
Senator McCain known as a maverick, known as someone to challenge his party.— CNN Transcript - Breaking News: Presidential Candidate Sen. John McCain Suspends Campaign, Wishes Gov. George W. Bush Well - March 9, 2000
Somebody who is known to the people of Alaska and will become known to many people around the country as a maverick, as somebody's who's a reformer, somebody to challenge the status quo in Washington at a time where Washington is at its lowest poll ratings.— CNN Transcript Sep 18, 2008
Supporters, though, say that McCain's reputation as a maverick is alive and well, proven by his dust ups with the president over torture, judges and campaign finance.— CNN Transcript Mar 15, 2007
John McCain is somebody who is known as a maverick, he's not known as a conservative.— CNN Transcript Jan 6, 2008
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