elections.foxnews.com — Tonight's town hall style debate offers McCain a chance to stop Obama's recent surge in the race and turn it in his favor • Poll: Obama Widens Lead in Battleground States • Palin Invokes Jeremiah Wright, Hits on Obama-Ayers Link • THE STRATEGY ROOM: Rick Leventhal Hosts More ...

feeds.dailykos.com — Today's Daily Kos Research 2000 tracking poll has Obama up over McCain 52-41. All trackers are data from three days prior to posting, with the R2K numbers from today (yesterday's numbers in parentheses) and the other trackers from yesterday (previous day's data). LV=likely voter, RV=registered vo More ...

us.rd.yahoo.com — What do John McCain and Barack Obama need to accomplish in their second debate?

truthreportnow.wordpress.com — CNN: Obama’s lying about William Ayers Submitted: 9 min ago - Thank goodness CNN is now attem

digg.com — October may see the end of Obama's surge: He's peaking too soon. Once the Democrat is seen as the clear leader and likely winner, the spotlight will inevitably shift to him. And he may not benefit from the increased attention, given the pass the media has given him on disturbing revelations from hi More ...

news.yahoo.com — AFP - Democrat Barack Obama is gaining ground in four hard-fought battleground states, a new poll said Tuesday, piling more pressure on his rival John McCain ahead of their second debate clash.

killfile.newsvine.com — "On Nov. 4, let's leave Barack Hussein Obama wondering what happend," a Florida official says, warming up the crowd for Palin, who wasn't yet there.

digg.com — Thomas Sowell hits a home run in this artical about "The Real Obama".Obama has many questionable alliances, and the public deserves to know the truth about him before he lies his way into the White House and destroys America.

belowthebeltway.com — The latest Rasmussen poll of the Old Dominion gives Barack Obama a slim edge over John McCain with four weeks to go until Election Day: The latest Fox News/Rasmussen Reports poll in Virginia finds Barack Obama leading John McCain 50% to 48%. This represents the third consecutive poll where Obama h More ...

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