motherjones.com - 10/30/2008
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Earlier today, the Our Country Deserves Better PAC concluded their nationwide "Stop Obama" tour with a press conference at the National Press Club in downtown Washington DC. The speakers — and the attendees, who appeared to mostly be supporters of the group — gave voice to all ...
whitehouse.gov - 11/6/2008
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whitehouse.gov —
For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary
November 4, 2004 President Holds Press Conference 11:17 A.M....
EST THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. Please be seated. Yesterday I pledged to reach out to the whole nation, and today I'm proving that ...
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President Holds Press Conference
npr.org - 10/27/2008
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npr.org —
(Udate 10/18/08: National Republican Trust PAC just sent
out another fundraising email with the subject line "Obama...
Lies Smashed by Neutron Bomb in Ohio." The "neutron bomb" refers to the PAC's TV ad.) Tying Obama's policies to the Sept. 11 terrorist ...
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PAC Puts Obama And 9/11 Together
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pandagon.net - we are the public option —
... Actually it’s a clown bus, not a clown car. The remaining staunch support of John McCain lies in the Base—the hard case bible beaters, the Freeper set, the low, low, low info voter, and those simply scared of change. Jonathan Stein over at Mother Jones attended a stop on the ...
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From NBC/NJ’s Athena Jones CHICAGO -- In a roughly 20-minute news conference that began with a statement about the new jobs numbers (240,000 jobs lost in October), President-elect Obama says Washington must work quickly to deal with economic ...
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