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Cheney, who had a heart transplant in March, is still lionized by conservatives, but reviled by Democrats and viewed unfavorably by many independents. Romney has walked a fine line so far, not mentioning either Bush or Cheney by name while welcoming their support. Obama, meanwhile, keeps telling audiences a Romney victory would mean a return to failed Bush-Cheney policies. Obama campaigns the next two days in Virginia, a top battleground he won in 2008.
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