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POLITICAL HOT TOPICS: Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008

 

Published 8/13/2008 by mglucas at CNN Political Ticker

Washington Post: Both Parties Now Ignoring McCain The presidential campaign strategies these days are clear. For the Democrats, it's time to stop the bickering and rally round Barack Obama, who dominates the Democratic National Committee's Web site. CNN: Hagel won't endorse McCain or Obama, spokesman says Sen. Chuck Hagel, a leading Republican voice on international affairs and an [...] (link)

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