articles.latimes.com - 10/30/2008
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On inauguration day, a new U.S. president is a demigod, the embodiment of aspirations as vast as they are varied. Over the course of the years that follow, the president inevitably fails to fulfill those lofty hopes. So the cycle begins anew, and Americans look to the next occupant of the Oval ...
latimes.com - 10/29/2008
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John McCain's presidential campaign today accused the Los
Angeles Times of "intentionally suppressing" a videotape it obtained...
of a 2003 banquet where then-state Sen. Barack Obama spoke of his friendship with Rashid Khalidi, a leading Palestinian ...
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McCain campaign accuses L.A. Times of 'suppressing' ...
latimes.com - 10/28/2008
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Discuss Article There's an old saying: The oldest
word in American politics is "new." Only in that...
sense is there anything new to Barack Obama. Obama prefers the word "progressive" to "liberal" because it makes it sound like he's shedding old liberal ...
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Obama's not 'new' - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com - 10/29/2008
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The poll results undercut McCain's closing argument that
Obama is no friend of working people such as...
Joe the Plumber -- the Ohio man who said he feared his taxes would rise if Obama were elected. Among registered voters in Ohio, the survey found, ...
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Obama leads McCain in Florida and Ohio, poll says - Los ...
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... candidates are revealed at their best and worst over time.# Most voters know where the Democrats stand on the issues after four debates. New methods for getting out the vote emerged, and old methods for suppressing votes have shown up again. After Tuesday's election results are final, we know that half of us are going to be bitterly disappointed at the outcomes. We all know that things will change# in a new administration, such as not keeping campaign promises, raising or lowering taxes,# and resolving the problems of ...
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Are polls accurate in presidential race? —
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McCain is losing his lead in certain key states.
(CNN)—With just five days before Election Day, a string off polls suggest John McCain still has his work cut out for him in some battleground states.
CNN’s latest Indiana poll of polls shows Sen. ...
McCain, Obama react to tough economic news —
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