feeds.feedburner.com — The contrarian's contrarian makes the case for Obama (or, more accurately, against McCain): I used to call myself a single-issue voter on the essential question of defending civilization against its...

us.rd.yahoo.com — Democrat Barack Obama proposed more immediate steps Monday to heal the nation's ailing economy including a 90-day moratorium on home foreclosures at some banks and a two-year tax break for businesses that create new jobs.

citizenright.wordpress.com — WSJ It depends on what the meaning of ‘tax cut’ is. One of Barack Obama’s most potent campai

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www.southernappeal.org — Does anyone seriously surmise that those who vote based on whether a candidate supports or opposes abortion rights have not already made up their minds? Every Democratic nominee since 1972 has supported abortion rights (although Gore had at one time taken a contrary position). Every Republican nom More ...

www.gowanuslounge.com — If you’re into pitching in to help the Obama campaign during these critical next few weeks, here’s a chance to do so in Gowanus. There’s a party and silent auction to benefit Barack Obama on Friday (10/17) at The Bell House, which is located at 149 7th Street between 2nd and 3rd Av More ...

www.npr.org — Barack Obama has unveiled what his campaign is calling a major economic address in Toledo, Ohio. The state is crucial for John McCain's campaign. No Republican has won the White House without the Buckeye State, but polls have the state as a tossup.

www.eurweb.com — *Actor Jon Voight may be campaigning for Republican presidential nominee John McCain, but his famous daughter, Angelina Jolie, may be leaning toward Democratic candidate Barack Obama.

www.eurweb.com — *The 75-year-old woman in the red John McCain t-shirt who made headlines last week with her erroneous comment to the GOP candidate that Barack Obama is an "Arab" continues to believe that he is despite a "no ma'am" denial by McCain himself.

rss.cnn.com — Sen. Barack Obama has a sizeable lead over Sen. John McCain, polls show, but those numbers could be deceiving if the "Bradley effect" comes into play.