"Obamacan" meaning in English

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          "text": "“About twice as many Democrats support McCain as Republicans support Obama, and about three times as many Democrats support McCain as Republicans support Clinton,” Rove said. “The media is all wired up about these ‘Obamacans’ … but the real story of this election is the ‘McCainocrats.’ ”",
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          "text": "However, it became increasingly bleak for Senator McCain's campaign as many of Senator Obama's endorsements came from \"Obamacans.\"",
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