southernpoliticalreport.com - 8/21/2008
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Bulletin InsiderAdvantage/Poll Position: McCain holds narrow lead, Dole-Hagan tied in North Carolina By Tom Baxter Southern Political Report August 20, 2008— In the latest InsiderAdvantage/Poll Position survey of North Carolina, John McCain holds a narrow lead over Barack Obama, while Republican incumbent US Sen. Elizabeth Dole is locked in a dead heat with Democratic state Sen. Kay Hagan. In ...
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InsiderAdvantage: North Carolina is Very Close
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire —
The latest InsiderAdvantage survey in North Carolina finds Sen. John McCain just ahead of Sen. Barack Obama, 45% to 43%. But the biggest news might be from the U.S. Senate race where Sen. Elizabeth Dole (R-NC) and challenger Kay Hagan (D) are tied at 40% each.
Thursday’s campaign round-up
Political Animal —
... to nuclear power.” He continues to be wrong.
* Rasmussen shows Obama leading McCain in Pennsylvania by five, 45% to 40%.
* Rasmussen shows Obama leading McCain in New Hampshire by one, 43% to 42%.
* Rasmussen shows Obama leading McCain in Maryland by 12, 53% to 41%.
* A University of Minnesota poll shows Obama leading McCain in Minnesota by 10, 48% to 38%.
* InsiderAdvantage shows McCain leading Obama in North Carolina by two, 45% to 43%.
* Public Policy Polling shows McCain leading Obama in ...
House and Senate Race Roundup
Daily Kos —
... NC-Sen: Now, for the exciting polling news! InsiderAdvantage has polled the North Carolina Senate race, and finds Caribou Liddy Dole deadlocked with Democratic challenger Kay Hagan: ...
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McCain leads Obama among likely U.S. voters by 46 percent to 41 percent, wiping out Obama’s solid 7-point advantage in July and taking his first lead in the monthly Reuters/Zogby poll.
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meganmcardle.theatlantic.com 8/21/2008 — The US and Iraq have apparently agreed to a deal to withdraw combat troops by 2011. This is good news for us; let's hope it's also good news for Iraq. The election being nigh, of course, thoughts immediately turn to who this is good for in the ...
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themoderatevoice.com 8/21/2008 —
Once I am able to get past the immorality of the Iraq war, as well as the carnage in human lives and its devastating impact on stability in the Mideast and the American economy (and that ain’t easy), the tentative troop withdrawal agreement ...
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johnmccain.com 8/21/2008 — Obama is trying to tie John McCain to Ralph Reed . Our response:
“Barack Obama’s ad is ridiculous. Because of John McCain, corruption was exposed and people like Jack Abramoff went to jail.
“However, if Barack Obama wants to have a discussion ...
Obama: Virginia is for Obama-lovers? —
First Read 8/21/2008
Stumping in Virginia, "Obama pledged yesterday to create millions of union jobs in alternative energy and to end tax breaks for companies that move jobs overseas, using tough new populist language to persuade voters that he, not Republican rival John ...
Dems jump on McCain's house gaffe —
CNN Political Ticker 8/21/2008
Watch Kaine on American Morning.
(CNN) – Democrats jumped on a comment by John McCain that seemed to suggest he was unsure of how many homes he owned – the latest move in a series of attacks designed to paint the presumptive Republican ...
McCain cuts into Obama's lead —
CNN.com - Politics 8/21/2008
Sen. John McCain has chipped away at Sen. Barack Obama's lead, with a national survey of polls showing the Democratic presumptive nominee up by just 1 percentage point in the presidential race.
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