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| 26892. | McCain-Palin on defense in must-win red states (permalink) | | | score: -2, Politics, 2008-10-17 21:00:47, published by CNN | | John McCain and Sarah Palin are on a mad dash to blunt Barack Obama's surging momentum and hold the states that have traditionally voted for Republicans. McCain is spending part of today crisscrossing Florida, a state that usually ends up in the Republican column come Election Day. He then heads to ... [additional details] | | 26898. | No holds barred in final debate (permalink) | | | score: -2, Politics, 2008-10-16 05:00:40, published by CNN | | In the campaign's final presidential debate, Barack Obama argued that John McCain's economic policies would be a continuation of President Bush's. "It hasn't worked," Obama said. McCain distanced himself, saying: "I am not President Bush. ... I'm going to give a new direction to this economy." [additional details] | | 26899. | Shift puts map more strongly in Obama's favor (permalink) | | | score: -2, Politics, 2008-10-16 01:00:42, published by CNN | | Virginia's shift in the CNN Electoral College Map suggests Democratic candidate Barack Obama would win enough electoral votes to capture the White House -- if the presidential election were held today. The map is based on analysis and estimates, taking into account a number of factors that will cont... [additional details] |
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