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DONE DEAL -- OR COMEBACK KID?
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Palin Wagers on Virginia
The Alaska Governor delivers her usual stump speech in Leesburg Monday morning. She's met with a huge, enthusiastic crowd, as well as a new cheer: "Use your brain, vote McCain."
McCain on Economy: "The American People Can Trust Me"
The Arizonan discusses his economic plan following a roundtable with advisers on the current financial crisis in Cleveland, Ohio. Calls Obama the "most liberal person" ever to run for the presidency, hits him on taxes, says his agenda will "destroy business growth, kill jobs," keep the stock market in decline. "We both disagree with President Bush on [...]
Biden Campaigns in North Carolina
The Democratic VP candidate rallies supporters in Greenville, North Carolina. Talks about the Tar Heel State losing textile jobs: "When someone loses a job, they lose more than their income. They lose a sense of who they are." Repeats support for three-month moratorium on home foreclosures, and again calls on McCain to stop his "scurrilous" robocalls, saying [...]
Swampland
Wealth Redistribution, Tax Brackets and the Presidential Endgame
The McCain Campaign uncovers a novel bit of oppo today: Heavily-edited 2001 audio tape of Obama on a Chicago radio station discussing the failure of the Civil Rights Movement to redistribute wealth through the courts. Obama says it was a tragedy that civil rights activists were not able to put together "coalitions of power through [...]
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