news.yahoo.com — AP - The winner of Tuesday night's presidential debate is the candidate who can best use his performance to boost his standing with voters. For Republican John McCain, that means slowing if not reversing Democrat Barack Obama's edge in national and swing-state polls.

www.debbieschlussel.com — By Debbie Schlussel Every time I think the hags on ABC's annoying anti-male yenta-fest, "The View", can't get any more absurd, I'm disproven. Yesterday, Baba Wawa was upset that Sarah Palin's baby was at the VP debate on Thursday Night . Today, she asserted a fictional "statute of lim More ...

news.yahoo.com — (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., climbs the steps of his campaign plane at the airport in Asheville, N.C., Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2008, en route to Nashville, Tenn., for the second of three presidential debates with Republican rival John McCain. (AP Photo/Alex Brand More ...

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us.rd.yahoo.com — This swing state could make the difference in the presidential race.

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www.flickr.com — zeitgeist_1975 posted a reply: Real Clear's collated polling results now show 264 Obama/Biden, 163 McCain/Palin, 111 toss-up and if you call the tossups for their current leader it becomes 364 Obama/Biden, 174 McCain/Palin. fivethirtyeight.com shows 343.8 Obama/Biden to 194.2 McCain/Palin.

blog.peaceworks.net — Earlier today at a rally when John McCain asked, "Who is Barack Obama?", a supporter shouted back, "Terrorist." And at a rally led by Sarah Palin, when she mischaracterized a New York Times story as pointing to an alliance between Obama and Bill Ayers , someone screamed &qu More ...

firstread.msnbc.msn.com — From NBC's Domenico MontanaroObama retains a two-point (48%-46%) lead over McCain in Florida, according to a new Mason-Dixon poll there. With a margin of error of four percent, Obama's lead is within the margin of error. A September Mason-Dixon survey had Obama up 47%-45%, and, in August, Obam More ...

news.yahoo.com — McClatchy Newspapers - NAIROBI, Kenya — Jerome Corsi, the controversial author of a much-criticized book slamming Sen. Barack Obama, was detained in Kenya on Tuesday for an immigration violation as he arrived for a press conference to promote his book.