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McCain: Obama Will ‘Say Anything to Get Elected’
McCain: Obama Will ‘Say Anything to Get Elected’
Elizabeth Holmes reports from Ormond Beach, Fla. on the presidential race. John McCain reached deep into his bag of attacks on Barack Obama and pulled out one of his toughest criticisms yet. “He’ll say anything to get elected,” McCain declared today at a rally here. The line was part of a broader criticism of Obama’s economic policies. This week, McCain has spent the majority of his time on the stump attacking Obama’s proposals versus pitching his own. In particular, ...
AP presidential poll: All even in the homestretch
breitbart.com — WASHINGTON (AP) - The presidential race tightened after the final debate, with John McCain gaining among whites and people earning less than $50,000, according to an Associated Press-GfK poll that shows McCain and Barack Obama essentially running even ... (more) AP presidential poll: All even in the homestretch
Krauthammer: McCain Gets My Vote
article.nationalreview.com — Don't count me among the wet-fingered conservative ship-jumpers. (more) Krauthammer: McCain Gets My Vote
Today's Polls, 10/23: McCain on Life Support
Today's Polls, 10/23: McCain on Life Support
fivethirtyeight.com — This is not the time when John McCain can afford a bad polling day. And yet he's had perhaps his worst one of the year. The national trackers were essentially a push -- three moved toward Obama, two toward McCain, two were flat -- but the action today ... (more) Today's Polls, 10/23: McCain on Life Support
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