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"WOODBRIDGE, Va. ndash; A top aide to John McCain said Saturday the Republican presidential nominee still has a strong chance of winning the state because of his support in "real Virginia," the downstate areas far removed in distance and political philosophy from the more liberal northern part of the state.

"As a proud resident of Oakton, Va., I can tell you that the Democrats have just come in from the District of Columbia and moved into northern Virginia," McCain senior adviser Nancy Pfotenhauer said on MSNBC. "And thatapos;s really what you see there. But the rest of the state, real Virginia, if you will, I think will be very responsive to Sen. McCainapos;s message.""

Reality check: most Americans live in cities.

Most Americans live near the coast or in large cities because thatapos;s where the jobs are.� (Think of how many people you know in Houston, or Hampton Roads, or New York, Or Washington DC, or wherever, and thatapos;s where they went because thatapos;s where they could find a job.� Think of how many people live in the city because thatapos;s where their parents found work and they wanted to stay close to family.� Think of how many people move from the country to the city because they canapos;t make a living in the country.

News flash: We are all Americans.� Big cities, small towns, urban, suburban, rural...weapos;re all Americans.� Can you imagine what would happen if a candidate said that small-town America or rural America werenapos;t Americans?� Werenapos;t real Americans? �Thatapos;s exactly what McCainapos;s aide said here.�

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