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McCain Aide Mocks Obama: 'Is This From the Onion?'
McCain Aide Mocks Obama: 'Is This From the Onion?'
If Barack Obama is so sensitive about being typecast as an empty-headed celebrity, why does he continue to keep teeing it up for the McCain campaign. He's just making it too easy.Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's big speech on Thursday night will be delivered from an elaborate columned stage resembling a miniature Greek temple. The stage, similar to structures used for rock
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Stones Cry Out — ... from between plywood columns painted off-white, reminiscent of Washington’s Capitol building or even the White House, to accept the party’s nomination for president. He will stride out to a raised platform to a podium that can be raised from beneath the floor. The show should provide a striking image for the millions of Americans watching on television as Obama delivers a speech accepting the Democratic presidential nomination. (Click here for a picture.) The keyword here is “image”.  ...

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