Politics – It's not unusual for Senate presidential contenders to miss votes in Washington. But the maverick Arizonan who was once seen leading the pack for the 2008 Republican nomination -- Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) is confidently leading the pack.
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It's a catch 22. You can't be in two places (or more) at the same time. The candidates have to be on the campaign trail, so it's a no brainer that they're rarely in congress voting on issues during a pre-election period.