time-blog.com - 8/23/2008
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Okay, while others are digesting the Biden pick, let's skip ahead to the next question: how does John McCain respond? While Biden is a solid pick for Obama, he is not a game changer. Though Biden is...
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Hot Air » Top Picks —
... and Tom Bevan offer unconvincing answers (Lieberman and, er, John Kasich, respectively), but Bevan’s analysis is otherwise spot on. If Obama had named Hillary, Maverick might have been forced to throw a Hail Mary with Joementum or Palin or Carly Fiorina. As it is, one safe pick ...
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johnmccain.com 8/23/2008 — Why 3 a.m.? Less than two weeks ago, Obama campaign manager David Plouffe emailed supporters to assure them that they would be the first to know who Obama choose for his VP : People keep asking me if we're really going to announce Barack's VP directly ...
McCain calls Biden —
CNN Political Ticker 8/23/2008
(CNN) – John McCain has called Joe Biden to congratulate him on being named Barack Obama's running mate, two GOP sources tell CNN's John King.
VP Ball Now in McCain’s Court —
FOXNews.com 8/23/2008
Barack Obama finally let the cat out of the bag Saturday in announcing Joe Biden as his vice-presidential pick for the Democratic ticket — which now turns the focus of speculation back on John McCain and whom he will choose as a running mate.
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Analysis: Biden gives Obama old-school cred —
CNN Political Ticker 8/23/2008
Sen. Joe Biden's political experience spans 36 years.
(CNN) — Sen. Barack Obama's choice of Sen. Joe Biden as his running mate raises the question of whether Obama can carry off his message of change with a seasoned Washington politician ...
McCain camp seizes on Obama slip-up —
CNN Political Ticker 8/23/2008
(CNN) – Barack Obama accidentally introduced his running mate Joe Biden as the next president of the United States Saturday, a slip-of-the-tongue the McCain campaign is calling "Freudian."
“Barack Obama sounded as though he turned over the top ...
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