www.cnn.com — Boston Globe Palin hammers Obama on the abortion issue in Johnstown CNN - 26 minutes ago (CNN) -- Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin took her message to voters in the battleground state of Pennsylvania on Saturday, lashing out at Sen. Barack Obama for his views on abortion.  More ...

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www.forbes.com — Anyone who has ever argued with friends about technology knows how an element of a computer system can be either a feature or a bug, depending on your point of view.

www.dailykos.com — The McCain/Palin Hate Machine hits Georgia . The fury and loathing of Obama being whipped up largely by McCain-Palin-GOP rhetoric about the Illinois Senator is now spilling into down-ticket races, specifically the battle between GOP incumbent Saxby Chambliss and his Dem challenger: Thursda More ...

pierrelegrand.net — Raila Odinga, Bill Ayers and wife Bernadine Dohrn, Reverend Wright, Father Phleger, ACORN, Joyce Foundation… The list goes on and it is a list from which Barack Hussein Obama has, when it was politically...

news.yahoo.com — AFP - Democratic White House nominee Barack Obama is making a populist pitch to blue-collar, working class "Joe Six Pack" voters in swing state Ohio, who time and again have held the destiny of the White House in their hands.

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feeds.feedburner.com — Matt broke the ACEE state energy-efficiency scorecard story with: California Leads the Energy Efficiency Race: American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Releases 2008 Scorecard In their state-by-state analysis (2008 State Energy Efficiency Scorecard), the ACEEE found that California rank More ...

time-blog.com — Permalink | Email Author Barack Obama is speaking at four separate rallies around Philadelphia today -- for good reason. Support in and around Philly is central to a Democrat's chances of winning the state. In 2004, John Kerry carried Pennsylvania by about 145,000 votes -- just a 2.5-point margi More ...