Obama will not be spending much time in blue states over the next 15 days, the AP writes. "He and his aides appear so confident of his prospects that apart from a brief stop in Madison, Wis., next Thursday, Obama currently has no plans during the next 10 days to return to Pennsylvania, Minnesota, New Hampshire or any other state that voted for John Kerry in 2004. Instead, he intends to spend two days this week in Florida, where early voting begins on Monday, and travel to Virginia, Iowa, Ohio, Colorado, New Mexico and possibly Nevada and Indiana. Those states hold 97 electoral votes combined, and Bush all in 2004.” “Obama also may stop in West Virginia, where his campaign recently bought statewide television advertising in a late attempt to put the state's five electoral votes into serious contention."
COLORADO: The Denver Post : "Republican John McCain is struggling to hold on to Colorado and a handful of critical red states that President Bush took four years ago." ...
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Something New Here by Stanley Kurtz on National Review Online
article.nationalreview.com 10/20/2008 — D uring his first campaign for the Illinois state senate in 1995-96, Barack Obama was a member of, and was endorsed by, the far-left New Party. Obama s New Party ties give the lie to his claim to be a post-partisan, post-ideological pragmatist. ...
DEMS GET SET TO MUZZLE THE RIGHT - New York Post
nypost.com 10/20/2008 — Last updated: 8:49 am October 20, 2008 Posted: 4:51 am October 20, 2008 SHOULD Barack Obama win the presidency and Democrats take full control of Congress, next year will see a real legislative attempt to bring back the Fairness Doctrine - and to ...
Barack Obama, Socialist?
powerlineblog.com 10/20/2008 — Arise and take our stand for freedom as in the olden time. ~ Winston Churchill Proclaim Liberty throughout All the land unto All the Inhabitants Thereof. ~ Inscription on the Liberty Bell Proud Supporters of Israel
McCain vs. Obama: Powell's endorsement —
First Read 10/20/2008
”Colin L. Powell yesterday became the most prominent Republican to endorse Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, with the former secretary of state and retired four-star general declaring the senator from Illinois to be a ...
Obama: The $150 million man —
First Read 10/20/2008
The New York Times writes that Obama’s “announcement on Sunday of his record-shattering $150 million fund-raising total for September underscored just how much his campaign has upended standards for raising money in presidential campaigns. His ...