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Published 9/24/2008 by Kristen Mack at Wash Post Elections
Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. told supporters in Northern Virginia yesterday that he and Sen. Barack Obama will do more to turn the economy around than their Republican rival, saying that Sen. John McCain was "profoundly out of touch" with the worries of working ...
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