elections.foxnews.com - 7/29/2008
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Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine appears to be emerging as the frontrunner in the race to be named Barack Obama’s Democratic vice presidential running mate.
The presumptive nominee has told close associates he has had “very serious” conversations with Obama and has provided documents to the campaign, several sources close to Kaine told The Washington Post.
Sens. Joe Biden and Evan Bayh are also said to be on the short short list, according to the Post.
Obama was in Washington, D.C., on ...
The campaign is all about Obama
politico.com 7/29/2008 — Aides to McCain, who has become increasingly reactive and defensive, vow to become more aggressive. But the days are rushing past.
Sebelius, Kaine, Bayh, Biden
marcambinder.theatlantic.com 7/29/2008 — The following three Democrats are being vetted by Eric Holder and
Caroline Kennedy and there is independent evidence that Obama is taking a
serious look at them:
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, Gov. Tim Kaine, Sen. Evan Bayh. Additionally, allies of Sen. ...
Andrea Mitchell Leads Media Pushback On McCain Ad
huffingtonpost.com 7/29/2008 — Sometimes, what gets lost amid all the hootenanny over which candidate the media is "in love" with is that there's no real evidence that anyone benefits when a reporter or a talking head fawns all over an electoral contender. More often than not, you ...
Once Again, It's The Economy, Stupid
forbes.com 7/29/2008 — Politics Once Again, It's The Economy, Stupid Brian Wingfield , 07.28.08, 6:00 PM ET Washington, D.C. - Just back from a whirlwind foreign tour, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's "Rolling Thunder Revue" stopped in Washington Monday for ...
McCain plans return to Denver today - The Denver Post
denverpost.com 7/29/2008 — GOP presidential candidate John McCain is returning to Denver today, marking his second visit here in less than a week. After holding a town-hall meeting in Nevada, McCain will fly to Denver, landing around 6:25 p.m. From there, he will drive to ...
Obama trip leaves confidence little changed: poll —
Reuters: Politics 7/29/2008
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama's highly publicized foreign trip does not appear to have increased confidence in his ability to be president and may have helped energize supporters of Republican John McCain, according to a poll published ...
McCain vs. Obama: Fact-checking Landstuhl —
First Read 7/29/2008
The latest USA Today/Gallup poll: “Obama was ahead 47%-44% among registered voters, down from a 6-percentage point lead he had last month. McCain led 49%-45% among likely voters, reversing a 5-point Obama lead among that group. In both cases, the ...