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Duke study: McCain loss hit supporters in testes

Male supporters of presidential candidates John McCain and Bob Barr took news of their candidates’ loss to Barack Obama hard, almost like a kick in the crotch, a new study from Duke University and the University of Michigan concludes. Full Article at Triangle Business Journal

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