www.reuters.com — POLL - Obama has 2-point lead on McCain -Reuters poll Reuters - 8 minutes ago Obama leads McCain among likely voters by 47 percent to 45 percent, within the poll's 3.1 percent margin of error. He gained ground in the last month among ...

www.reuters.com — McCain , Obama unleash another round of attacks Reuters - 9 minutes ago McCain , trailing in national and key state opinion polls less than a month before the Nov. 4 election, accused Obama of being angry and touchy, ...

www.reuters.com — Obama accuses McCain of smear campaign Reuters - 9 minutes ago The ad faults McCain as unwilling to regulate the financial industry. With McCain losing ground in opinion polls , a campaign strategist was quoted as saying ...

news.yahoo.com — AP - Barnstorming Virginia to fire up Democrats for Barack Obama's presidential bid is something Terry McAuliffe says comes naturally for him.

www.dailykos.com — feint (fnt) n. A feigned attack designed to draw defensive action away from an intended target. A deceptive action calculated to divert attention from one's real purpose.

www.pittsburghlive.com — So offended and outraged that the McCain-Palin ticket would engage in a "smear" campaign of "guilt by association" for mentioning the Democrat nominee's nexus with Vietnam War-era domestic terrorist William Ayers, Barack Obama has actually smeared the Republican nominee for his n More ...

digg.com — Barack Obama has widened his lead over Republican presidential rival John McCain in two national polls and is maintaining an edge in two daily tracking polls with less than a month to go before the election.

www.efluxmedia.com — Campaigns grow nasty as Obama, McCain ready for debate Washington - As Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain prepare for the second presidential debate on Tuesday, their campaigns have taken on a nastier tone on the airwaves and over the internet. Obama revived McCain's role in the sav More ...

www.thebulletin.us — Seattle Post Intelligencer McCain Questions Who Obama Really Is? Evening Bulletin - 51 minutes ago By Joe Murray, The Bulletin On the eve of his second debate with Sen. Barack Obama, Sen. John McCain attempted to redefine the debate over the economy by injecting c More ...

digg.com — If we are to learn anything from these dismal financial times it is this, John McCain and Sarah Palin do not deserve to be elected to the highest office in the land since by dismissing what we are all going through, they have shown their true colors. God help us all if they are elected.