www.dailykos.com — As if it weren't enough of a death knell to McCain that he's lost George Will and Kathleen Parker, now William F. Buckley's son Christopher, who has a regular column in the National Review, has come out in favor of Obama .

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www.dailykos.com — Imagine my astonishment when trolling through the DrudgeReport (looking for a reference, any reference, to either the Troopergate Report being issued or to McCain's personal effort to defang a supporter or two who alleged that Barack was either an Arab or a threat to the supporter's unborn child) w More ...

www.thaindian.com — Washington, Oct.11 (ANI): Voter perceptions regarding character issues are often cited as a key factor in the outcome of presidential elections, but according to a new FOX News poll, results are mixed as to whether Barack Obama or John McCain is better suited to pass this year’’s “ More ...

jrichter.newsvine.com — Buckley, who praised McCain in a New York Times Op-Ed earlier this year and defended the Arizona senator's conservative credentials against wary talk-radio hosts, said McCain is no longer the "real" and "unconventional" man he once admired.

www.reuters.com — Boston Globe Obama holds 4-point lead on McCain in race Reuters - 1 hour ago WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama holds a 4-point lead over Republican rival John McCain in a tight race for the White House, according to a Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby poll released o More ...

digg.com — John McCain on Friday moved to calm rising anger among his supporters at rival Barack Obama, calling him a decent man and at one point taking the microphone away from a woman who had called Obama an Arab. Their anger apparently still at flash point, McCain's supporters then booed him for his concil More ...

news.yahoo.com — (Reuters) - Democratic presidential nominee Senator Barack Obama speaks with patrons at the Fireside Restaurant during a campaign stop in Georgetown, Ohio, October 9, 2008. (Jim Young/Reuters)