suntimes.com - 11/17/2008
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Just 13 days after the election and a month after their last face-to-face debate, President-elect Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain sat down to talk Monday at Obama's Transition headquarters in Chicago. Off to McCain's right was his close ally, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. ...
suntimes.com - 11/13/2008
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New afterword to 2001 book, Ayers describes Barack
Obama as 'family friend' In a new afterword to...
his 2001 book, Bill Ayers, former leader of the 1960s radical group Weather Underground, describes President-elect Barack Obama as a family friend and ...
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suntimes.com - 11/16/2008
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Obama's letter to the people of Illinois Today,
I am ending one journey to begin another. After...
serving the people of Illinois in the United States Senate -- one of the highest honors and privileges of my life -- I am stepping down as senator to ...
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Barack Obama's thank you letter to the people of ...
blogs.abcnews.com - 11/14/2008
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"On Monday, President-elect Barack Obama and Senator John
McCain will meet in Chicago at transition headquarters," Obama...
Transition spox Stephanie Cutter just announced. "It's well known that they share an important belief that Americans want and ...
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Obama and McCain to Meet in Chicago Monday
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Obama Says Local Press Tougher Than National Media At McCain Meeting (VIDEO)
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President-elect Barack Obama gave a little media analysis during his meeting with John McCain Monday in Chicago, Abdon Pallasch reports in the Sun-Times.
As media filed into the room for what was supposed to be a no-questions photo-op of Obama, McCain, Obama's incoming chief of staff, Rep. Rahm Emanuel, and McCain ally, Sen. Lindsey Graham, Obama said, "The national press is tame compared to the local press."
As if proving his point, ABC 7's Andy Shaw continued to ask questions even as the press was being herded out of the room. ...
Obama Says Local Press Tougher Than National Media At McCain Meeting (VIDEO)
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President-elect Barack Obama gave a little media analysis during his meeting with John McCain Monday in Chicago, Abdon Pallasch reports in the Sun-Times.
As media filed into the room for what was supposed to be a no-questions photo-op of Obama, McCain, Obama's incoming chief of staff, Rep. Rahm Emanuel, and McCain ally, Sen. Lindsey Graham, Obama said, "The national press is tame compared to the local press."
As if proving his point, ABC 7's Andy Shaw continued to ask questions even as the press was being herded out of the room. ...
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