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Published 11/17/2008 at Yahoo! News: Politics News
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No gain for Obama with religious whites — POLITICO.com: Politics 11/17/2008
Obama remained steady with white weekly churchgoers. See also: Obama's non-existent Jewish problem
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Obama fared better than feared with Jews — POLITICO.com: Politics 11/17/2008
Persuadable Jewish voters did not have a problem with Obama as much as some affinity for McCain.
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McCain, Obama carve out rocky alliance — POLITICO.com: Politics 11/17/2008
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100 Generals, Admirals Call for Repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Policy On Gays — FOXNews.com 11/17/2008
Obama said he would instead work with military leaders to build consensus on removing the ban on openly gay service members.
Obama said he would instead work with military leaders to build consensus on removing the ban on openly gay service members.
