www.cnn.com —
The other day, when confronted by a confused, angry and scared supporter who called Barack Obama "an Arab," among other things, you could see a glimpse of the old John McCain.
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www.onebigdog.net —
Copyright © 2008 Big Dog. Visit the original article at http://www.onebigdog.net/obama-is-not-hiding-his-socialist-plans/.Barack Hussein Obama is riding higher than John Sidney McCain in the...
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www.mtv.com —
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel attended a Barack Obama rally in Las Vegas over the weekend. "We've never been so inspired by one person," Timberlake told the crowd.
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vbonnaire.wordpress.com —
Why would Joe Biden support voter fraud in America? I don’t know, do you?
The roots run deep,
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www.huffingtonpost.com —
"My buddies, what do we really know about John McCain? Why hasn't he told the full story of his past associates? Is he really, as some say, a Communist? Let's look at the evidence."
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rsmccain.blogspot.com —
A variety of predictions , but I think Larison doesn't adequately consider the impact of (a) independent events beyond the control of the political class, and (b) realignment of partisan coalitions. As an example of (a), obviously 9/11 was an event that had a tremendous political impact so that on More ...
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feeds.feedburner.com —
When scientists line up to support global warming the media is all over it. But when economists line up to point out that Barack Obama’s economic policies would be bad for this country?...
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news.yahoo.com —
(AP) - Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., points to a supporter during a rally at Macalester College in St Paul, Minn., Monday Oct. 13, 2008. (AP/Photo Craig Lassig)
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feedproxy.google.com —
The latest Fox News/Rasmussen poll shows Sen. Barack Obama holds a narrow advantage ranging from two to five percentage
points in Ohio, Florida, Virginia and Missouri, and he is tied with
McCain in North Carolina. President Bush won all five
of these states in 2004.
Florida : Obama 51%, McCain More ...
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