features.csmonitor.com - 10/5/2008
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It’s “time to take the gloves off,” Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin said on Saturday before launching an attack that sought to link Barack Obama to a violent, 1960s-era radical group.
No ramp-up time was needed for Palin, fresh off last Thursday night’s ...
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Sarah Palin resorts to using Tucker Eskew's depraved tactics
BlueOregon —
... It was with a sense of grim irony that we finally saw the distinctive Eskew fingerprints yesterday in a Palin speech falsely claiming that Obama pals around with black terrorists. The Obama campaign's response eerily echoes McCain's own denouncements after feeling the sting of Eskew's racist rumors in 2000. ...
Helping Obama Echo the Keating Five Message
Open Left - Front Page —
... This is great news. Though the Politico tries to draw an equivalency between talking about McCain's Keating Five record and the GOP trying to liken Obama to a terrorist sympathizer, there is no equivalency at all. ...
Palin resorts to using Tucker Eskew's dirty tricks
Preemptive Karma —
... in which he stated the belief that " there is a special place in hell for people like those " who resort to such tactics. It was with a sense of grim irony that we finally saw the distinctive Eskew fingerprints yesterday in a Palin speech falsely claiming that Obama pals around with terrorists. The Obama campaign's response eerily echoes McCain's own denouncements after feeling the sting of Eskew's racist rumors in 2000. "No wonder his campaign's announced a plan to turn a page on the financial crisis, distract with dishonest, dishonorable assaults against Barack Obama," ...
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New Obama ad responds to negative turn —
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From NBC's Mark MurrayA day after the Washington Post reported that the McCain campaign was preparing negative attacks on Obama -- and after Palin said Obama was "palling around" with '60s radical Bill Ayers -- the Obama campaign has released a new TV ...
A dead heat in Colorado —
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(CNN) — Call it the Rocky Mountain battle for the White House.
A new CNN Poll of Polls in Colorado suggests the battle for the state's 9 electoral votes is a dead heat. In the survey, compiled Sunday, 47 percent of likely voters in Colorado back ...
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From NBC/NJ's Athena Jones ASHEVILLE, N.C. -- With just 30 days to go until Election Day, Obama told a crowd of some 28,000 people at a high school football stadium here that his rival was attacking him with smears because he had no ideas and ...