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Barack Obama is "just another typical politician who will do and say whatever is most expedient" for him, a spokesman for his Republican presidential rival John McCain said yesterday. The criticism came as Mr Obama said he would bypass the US federal public financing system in November's general election, abandoning an earlier commitment to take the money if McCain did. Mr Obama, who repeatedly raised record levels of funds during the primary season, will be the first candidate to forgo the more than 84 million made available since the US Congress passed post-Watergate campaign finance laws in the 1970s. He said his opponents had "become masters at gaming this broken system".
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