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Secret Service looking into Obama threat at rally
WASHINGTON The Secret Service is looking into a second allegation that a participant at a Republican political rally shouted "kill him," referring to Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama. The Scranton Times- Tribune reported that someone in the crowd shouted "kill him" after the mention ...
Secret Service says "Kill him" allegation unfounded | Wilkes-Barre breaking news | ...
timesleader.com — Posted: 4:03 PM Updated: 6:16 PM Secret Service says "Kill him" allegation unfounded By Andrew M. Seder aseder@timesleader.com Staff Writer SCRANTON The agent in charge of the Secret Service field office in Scranton said allegations that someone ... (more) Secret Service says "Kill him" allegation unfounded | ...
Report from Palin rally
blog.news-record.com — Newspaper stories from Palin's rally from myself and Joe Killian. -=-=-=-=-=-=- There are certain things that get me really concerned when I hear them from someone I’m working with. Joe Killian (who blogs for the paper here and on his own time here ... (more) Report from Palin rally
Nobody Yelled “Kill Him” About Obama at a McCain or Palin Rally
patterico.com — Everyone in the country seems to think someone yelled “Kill him!” at a McCain/Palin rally, about Barack Obama. It’s just not true. The “Kill him!” phrase was originally reported by the Washingon Post — and it ... (more) Nobody Yelled “Kill Him” About Obama at a ...
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The Corner on National Review Online — ... The Boston Globe [image] Brings Best and Worst to Final Debate McClatchy [image] Deals No Lethal Blows in Final Debate with Obama Los Angeles Times [image] Verizon and AT Provided Cell Towers for Ranch The Washington Post [image] Accuses Obama of Class Warfare The Washington Times [image] [image] Obama No Expense Spared on TV Ads The Times [image] Buys Time on the Networks, Pushing World Series Back Los Angeles Times [image] Secret Service Looking into Threat at Rally The Boston Globe [image] [image] State of the Race 'Joe ...

ZP Heller: McCain "Categorically" Proud of Hateful Rally Attendees
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... Lewis, of course, is not the issue here.  How dare McCain hide behind this relatively minor affront when things have gotten so dangerously out of hand at his own campaign rallies that the secret service has had to intervene and investigate. ...

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