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politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com - 10/26/2008
Dems fire back over campaign financing
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(CNN) – After nearly a month of Republican assaults on the fundraising of Sen. Barack Obama, the Democratic National Committee is returning fire. The DNC announced Saturday that it intends to file a complaint with Federal Election Commission about contributions to Sen. John McCain’s presidential campaign. Read: The DNC's FEC complaint Democrats will ask the FEC to investigate [...]
newsbusters.org - 10/29/2008
Obama Speechwriter Switches to McCain; Ignored by MSM
— newsbusters.org — Imagine if a speechwriter for John McCain had switched sides and announced she was going to vote for Barack Obama. Would she not be featured bigtime in the mainstream media complete with new thrills running up Chris Matthews leg? Well, this did ... (more) Obama Speechwriter Switches to McCain; Ignored by MSM

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Obama's fundraising success could well mean the death of public financing
latimesblogs.latimes.com - 10/20/2008
Obama's fundraising success could well mean the death of public financing
— latimesblogs.latimes.com — Barack Obama toyed with the idea of entering the public finance system. He even signed a public pledge that he would work to create public funding should he ever become president. But with his announcement early Sunday morning that he'd raised ... (more) Obama's fundraising success could well mean the death of ...

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wewillnotbesilenced2008.com - 10/21/2008
We Will Not Be Silenced
— wewillnotbesilenced2008.com — As Americans, we expect certain liberties and rights that were granted us by our forefathers, who wrote documents like the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. "We the people" expect that these fundamental rights will always be ... (more) We Will Not Be Silenced

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Say Anything — ... (CNN) – After nearly a month of Republican assaults on the fundraising of Sen. Barack Obama, the Democratic National Committee is returning fire. ...

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