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eschatonblog.com - 11/3/2008
Run Away! Run Away!
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Brave brave Sir Charlie. John McCain’s first rally of the day, in Tampa outside Raymond James Stadium, only drew about 1,100 people. Local reporters noting that at almost the same spot just before the 2004 election, President Bush drew about 15,000 people. Two weeks ago, Obama drew an ...
McCain draws small Florida crowd on race’s final day
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com - 11/3/2008
McCain draws small Florida crowd on race’s final day
— politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com — McCain's first rally of the day was attended by only about 1,100 people. TAMPA, Florida (CNN) –... Barack Obama may lead John McCain by just 2 points in the latest CNN Florida poll of polls, but the enthusiasm gap appears a bit wider. John ... (more) McCain draws small Florida crowd on race’s final day

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blogs.cqpolitics.com - 11/6/2008
Who Will Run CIA?
— blogs.cqpolitics.com — With snow already falling in Afghanistan, Barack Obama's not likely to wait long to pick America's next... top spy. For my two cents, it's as hard to imagine the president-elect keeping Mike Hayden at the CIA as it is him picking Anthony Lake for the ... (more) Who Will Run CIA?

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npr.org - 10/30/2008
In Run Up To Big Day, McCain Adviser Outlines Plans
— npr.org — All Things Considered , October 30, 2008 In the final days of the presidential race, senior McCain... campaign adviser Nicolle Wallace says they've noticed a bump in support whenever Sen. John McCain visits a state, so they're planning to visit as many ... (more) In Run Up To Big Day, McCain Adviser Outlines Plans

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Think Progress:  Crist bolts from McCain rally.

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Crist bolts from McCain rally.
Think Progress — CNN’s Ed Henry reports that Gov. Charlie Crist (R-FL) quickly bolted after Sen. John McCain’s (R-AZ) sparsely attended rally today: John McCain’s first rally of the day, in Tampa outside Raymond James Stadium, only drew about 1,100 people. Local reporters noting that at almost the same spot just before the 2004 election, President Bush drew about 15,000 people. Two weeks ago, Obama drew an estimated 8,000. Republican Gov. Crist, who had previously agreed to do interviews with CNN and various local affiliates, bolted ...

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