primebuzz.kcstar.com — It looks like John McCain has won Missouri — the last state not marked in either red or blue on the electoral map. The Missouri Secretary of State’s office said Tuesday night the Arizona Republican led President-elect Barack Obama by 4,355 votes out of 2,923,496 cast. Assuming the state ...
McCain wins Missouri
www.washingtonmonthly.com 11/20/2008 — MCCAIN WINS MISSOURI.... It took a little longer than expected, but we now know the results of the presidential race from all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Missouri, the lone holdout, was called today for McCain. With all...
MCCAIN WINS MISSOURI.... It took a little longer than expected, but we now know the results of the presidential race from all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Missouri, the lone holdout, was called today for McCain. With all...
McCain wins Missouri; State's streak over!
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com 11/19/2008 — Sen. John McCain has won the state of Missouri.
(CNN) – It's taken more than two weeks, but we finally have a winner in Missouri.
Fifteen days after Election Day, Republican Sen. John McCain has narrowly edged out President-elect Barack Obama ...
Sen. John McCain has won the state of Missouri.
(CNN) – It's taken more than two weeks, but we finally have a winner in Missouri.
Fifteen days after Election Day, Republican Sen. John McCain has narrowly edged out President-elect Barack Obama ...
The Associated Press: McCain wins Missouri in close race against Obama
www.google.com 11/19/2008 — 2 hours ago JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) Republican John McCain has defeated President-elect Barack Obama in Missouri the last state to be decided in the 2008 presidential election. McCain's narrow victory over Obama breaks a bellwether streak in which ...
2 hours ago JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) Republican John McCain has defeated President-elect Barack Obama in Missouri the last state to be decided in the 2008 presidential election. McCain's narrow victory over Obama breaks a bellwether streak in which ...
What's the matter with Missouri?
www.politico.com 11/18/2008 — Voters in Missouri still aren’t quite sure which presidential candidate their state preferred. See also: Clinton coming down to Georgia
Voters in Missouri still aren’t quite sure which presidential candidate their state preferred. See also: Clinton coming down to Georgia
Presidential race not over in Missouri
www.stltoday.com 11/11/2008 — The presidential contest is still not over in Missouri, even if President-elect Barack Obama is already sizing up the White House.
In fact, the vote count in Missouri is tightening.
Republican John McCain's statewide lead has shrunk to fewer ...
The presidential contest is still not over in Missouri, even if President-elect Barack Obama is already sizing up the White House.
In fact, the vote count in Missouri is tightening.
Republican John McCain's statewide lead has shrunk to fewer ...
What If McCain Wins?
www.forbes.com 11/4/2008 — Grand New Party What If McCain Wins? Reihan Salam 11.03.08, 12:00 AM ET A John McCain victory would represent an almost miraculous comeback. But is miraculous the right word? I'm in Austin, Texas, right now, a lefty enclave in the heart of Republican ...
Grand New Party What If McCain Wins? Reihan Salam 11.03.08, 12:00 AM ET A John McCain victory would represent an almost miraculous comeback. But is miraculous the right word? I'm in Austin, Texas, right now, a lefty enclave in the heart of Republican ...
What If McCain Wins?
www.forbes.com 11/4/2008 — Grand New Party What If McCain Wins? Reihan Salam 11.03.08, 12:00 AM ET A John McCain victory would represent an almost miraculous comeback. But is miraculous the right word? I'm in Austin, Texas, right now, a lefty enclave in the heart of Republican ...
Grand New Party What If McCain Wins? Reihan Salam 11.03.08, 12:00 AM ET A John McCain victory would represent an almost miraculous comeback. But is miraculous the right word? I'm in Austin, Texas, right now, a lefty enclave in the heart of Republican ...
Can Obama Free Missouri?
www.taylormarsh.com 10/21/2008 — BY TAYLOR MARSH
McCain’s
having trouble , that’s an understatement, even in the Show Me state. But
for Obama, it’s a tall order given my home state’s history.
There was Dred Scott .
Brown v. Board of Education ...
BY TAYLOR MARSH
McCain’s
having trouble , that’s an understatement, even in the Show Me state. But
for Obama, it’s a tall order given my home state’s history.
There was Dred Scott .
Brown v. Board of Education ...
New "24" Chick Prez Wants Obama for 8 Years
www.debbieschlussel.com 11/20/2008 — By Debbie Schlussel
She has the name and braininess, but not the looks, of a porn star. Cherry Jones, who plays the latest incarnation of affirmative-action President on "24" is already campaigning for Barack Hussein Obama's re-election.
No, she's not blonde. But she sure sounds like ...
By Debbie Schlussel
She has the name and braininess, but not the looks, of a porn star. Cherry Jones, who plays the latest incarnation of affirmative-action President on "24" is already campaigning for Barack Hussein Obama's re-election.
No, she's not blonde. But she sure sounds like ...
State Of Missouri | All Races
www.sos.mo.gov 11/8/2008 — All Results Unofficial Election Returns State of Missouri General Election - 2008 General Election Tuesday, November 04, 2008 Click here for a printer friendly version Office Candidate Name Votes % Of Votes U.S. President And Vice ...
All Results Unofficial Election Returns State of Missouri General Election - 2008 General Election Tuesday, November 04, 2008 Click here for a printer friendly version Office Candidate Name Votes % Of Votes U.S. President And Vice ...
Obama won ... Salt Lake, UT —
First Read
From NBC's Tom Lea and Mark MurrayThe Salt Lake Tribune: "Updated election results released Tuesday show that Salt Lake County voters favored Barack Obama over John McCain -- but just barely -- marking the first time in decades that a Democratic ...
'Rahm-bo,' the conciliator? —
First Read
From NBC’s Cherelle Kantey Rahm Emanuel , the chief of staff to President-elect Obama , tipped his hat to Sen. John McCain yesterday, saying the Obama administration plans to work in a bipartisan fashion to address the challenges of the new ...
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