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This story was written by Saja Hindi, TechnicianRepublican presidential candidate John McCain said that the 2008 presidential campaign was not about issues but about personality. And while North Carolina State University Associate Professor Steven Greene disagrees, he said he does think temperament and personality do play a role in the election. He wants it to be about experience and such, not all policy. But people are worried about the economy and they want to change from Bush policies, Greene said. He s trying stanley cup to put it on stanley cup what he sees as more f stanley thermos mug avorable terrain. Still, temperament and personality have a real impact, Greene said. We really do evaluate presidential candidates as human beings, he said. We re really looking primarily at what we see as their competence, their ability to get the job done, things like that. Voters, Greene said, also want someone who is empathetic and has integrity. Like presidential candidates before him, McCain has his own traits that people attribute to his personality. There s his maverickness if you will, Greene said. He s a straight-shooter -- part of his personality. While Greene said McCain has positive characteristics about him, it s his experience that is playing for him in this election rather than his temperament. And that s partly why the Republican vice presidential pick, Sarah Palin, was based somewh