www.inthenews.co.uk — Obama v McCain : Round three – LIVE InTheNews.co.uk, UK - 8 minutes ago Has he got what it takes to reclaim the limelight with Obama looking unassailable in the polls ? 01:50 - With domestic policy the focus for tonight, ...

www.cnn.com — If the presidential election were held today, the latest update of the CNN Electoral College Map estimates Democratic candidate Barack Obama would win enough electoral votes to capture the White House.

news.yahoo.com — AP - Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama say the $700 billion bailout was not enough as they met for their third and final presidential debate. McCain said Americans are hurting and they're angry. He said they are the innocent victims of greed on Wall Street. McCain said, "We've got More ...

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www.videosift.com — (10 votes - 2 comments - 78 views) Obama explains his new tax cut plan one on one to a plumber, and does a damn good job doing it. I would like to see McCain display his mastery rhetorical arts as such.

www.black-and-right.com — There are some things more American than The World Series. Sorry, but a Barack Obama infomercial isn't one of them. Major League Baseball agreed Wednesday to push back the start time of Game 6 of the World Series by about 15 minutes so that Fox Broadcasting Co. could sell Democratic presidential c More ...

www.undiplomatic.net — Wait — it’s not Meghan?  Aubrey O’Day?  You sure?  You’ve never seen them photographed together, have you? Hat tip:  Ta-Nehisi Coates Post from: Undiplomatic

politicalkudzu.com — Live Blogging John McCain vs. Barack Obama #3 Live blogging of tonight’s third and final 2008 Presidential debate between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain.  The debate will get started at 9:00pm EST and will be moderated by Bob Schieffer from Hofstra University in New York. (Re More ...

beltwaysnark.com — The same way he always votes; present. Finally, on the matter of deregulation and the financial crisis, Sen. Obama should consider his own complicity in the failure of Congress to adopt legislation that might have prevented the subprime meltdown. In the summer of 2005, a bill emerged from the Sena More ...