www.spectator.org — On the CNN insta-graph (and I promise that that is NOT all I am watching, despite how many times I mention it), I have noticed all night that Obama's answers are getting better responses from men than women. That plays against type. I wonder why that is....

www.spectator.org — My blogging tonight so far has been very McCain-centric. That's because he is the one who needs to make up ground. But it's also because Obama is Steady Eddie. He remains on an even keel. He sounds and looks good: reasonable, thoughtful, knowledgeable. It's not that he is saying anything More ...

www.spectator.org — It is in our national interest to stop humanitarian disasters. Except in Iraq....

www.spectator.org — Obama says that if we allowed people to purchase insurance out of state, all insurers would move to a state in which they could offer plans that didn't mandate coverage of certain treatments. But under the current system in which there are nearly 2,000 mandates nationwide, Americans in highly re More ...

www.newsvine.com — Quotes from Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona and Democratic Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois during their second presidential debate on Tuesday at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn.:

www.boston.com — Obama , McCain clash on vision, records Boston Globe, United States - 9 minutes ago But Obama , as he has done repeatedly on the campaign trail — and, judging from the polls , effectively — argued forcefully that McCain ’s record was one of ...

rssfeeds.usatoday.com — John McCain and Barack Obama exchanged blame and offered proposals to address the nation's financial crisis during Tuesday's ...

www.news1130.com — Obama , McCain debate US economic crisis in televised 'town hall ... News1130, Canada - 10 minutes ago ... queries from the American public, came as McCain was struggling to stop Obama's steady climb in public opinion polls with just four weeks More ...

www.orlandosentinel.com — Obama , McCain avoid rancor in critical 2nd debate Orlando Sentinel, FL - 11 minutes ago The crumbling US financial system dominated the face-off, as McCain fought to stem his slippage in the polls . That apparently prompted him to propose a ...

marcambinder.theatlantic.com — Focus Groups More Mixed; Still Tilt To Obama Atlantic Online - 12 minutes ago The CBS/Knowledge Network poll : Who won? Obama : 39%, McCain 27%, Tie: 35%. Were minds changed? 70% still uncommitted. 15% committed to Obama ; 14% to McCain . ...