Thursday, October 23, 2008
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- Obama's Primetime Ad Demonstrates Money Advantage ...
- Candidates on the battleground states
- Senator stevens not endorsed by McCain or Palin
- Inspiration Can Be Found in Many Places, but You N...
- Dow Skyrockets in Final Hour of Trading
- McCain and Obama spar on economy
- Sen. Ted Stevens Convicted of All Charges in Corru...
- McCain Gives Economy Speech in Ohio, Warning Again...
- Palin's Rogue Comments
- Unfair or just unwise?
- Campaign Finance Gets New Scrutiny
- Batlle over Colorado
- SNL Pres. Bush endorses McCain and Palin
- Comedia Becomes Serious Contender
- Libertarian Candidate Bob Barr Discusses Economic ...
- Ohio going Blue
- McCain Takes a 'Joe' Sprint Across Florida
- Polls Show McCain Leaning into a Headwind
- Study: Coverage of McCain Much More Negative Than ...
- "U.S. government agencies made at least $5 billion...
- Obama: Anti Feminist?
- Buy, Baby, Buy!
- Obama targets vital early voters
- Is It Illegal to Drink and Vote?
- Is McCain Coming Back?
- Democrats See Opportunity In Outer Suburbs' Troubles
- Obama Endorsed By Colin Powell
- Obama's Record Month Provides Huge Advertising Edge
- In this video Obama slips up and admits his "musli...
- Va. officials ban campaign apparel at polls
- Palin Rap
- Bush to host summit on financial crisis
- Congressman Mohoney admits to multiple affairs
- Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner
- McCain's Struggles: Four Ways He Went Wrong
- Economy Down Frown; Gas Prices Smile
- Obama continues to link McCain to Bush
- McCain Assails Obama in Final Debate
- Va. officials ban campaign clothing at polls
- Electoral College Map Over Time
- Too Little, Too Late
- Lacking an Accord On Troops, U.S. and Iraq Seek a ...
- Will Guns Sink Obama in Va.?
- Understanding the Financial Crisis
- How to Get Rich
- U.S. Markets Up 500 Points at Mid-Day
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- Markets surge after crisis talks
- McCain has 3 weeks to close the gap
- Barack Obama Knew It Was Coming All Along
- Big ballot boo-boo: Osama for president?
- Older Children Abandoned Under Law for Babies
- Advice for the next President
- Democratic lawmaker's son indicted in Palin hacking
- N.B.E.R. Economists on the Candidates’ Economic Plans
- Is Voting Dangerous for Your Health?
- Candidate Reaction: Emergency Federal Reserve Rate...
- The DEBATE
- Palin on SNL?
- Obama highlights McCain scandal
- Dow Closes Below 10,000 for First Time in Years
- U.S. Stocks Sink as Financial Fear Spreads
- http://www.mccainblogette.com/
- McCain and Obama's view on Iraq
- Ike's legacy: environmental harm
- $700 billion bailout: Will it work?
- Tina Fey As Sarah Palin In VP Debate On SNL
- A Happy Story
- Oops!
- Poll: Palin Less Popular with Women Voters Than wi...
- Senate passes bank bailout plan.
- Palin's VP Debate coming up
- A new version of the $700 billion rescue plan
- Surviving Financial Crisis
- Music & Politics: Andrew Bird and others show support
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6 comments:
what is the world coming to. all these states that have been reb are now turning to Obama and for what. Is everybody giving there trust to a person that has only been in the senete for 2 terms.
Yes true he's only been in the Senate for 2 years but at least he's not running with an unfit vice presidential candidate. Many states feel confident about Obama, and they are following their instincts.
odwalla17....
this election isn't going to come down to how long"someone has had the title of senator. If you want to elect John McCain for president JUST because he's been in an office longer, you aren't electing the best candidate for this country.
Red states are realizing that Obama may offer them more on what their interests pertain to, and their going with the candidate that represents them best.
I admit Obama is a powerful speaker and he can move people with his words... But I'm not sure I can believe them.... I do support Obama more than I do McCain, but I hope whoever wins does so because of his capabilities and not some empty promises.
I honestly can not wait for the election and to see all the republicans faces when Obama wins and we are finally free of ALL the GOP's ways, since they are obivously doing nothing for the country.
I just don't put all my trust on the polls, they say Obama is way ahead of McCain but seriously it can turn anyway on Nov.4
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