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Clintons back Obama nomination

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28-Aug-2008
        
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By John Whitesides, Political Correspondent DENVER (Reuters) - Barack Obama, poised to take a historic step as the Democratic presidential nominee, promised on Thursday to reverse the economic failures of the last eight years, end the war in Iraq and restore the U.S. reputation abroad. "We are here because we love this country too much to let the next four years look just like the last eight," Obama, the first... [read full story]                    

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Many people in Argentina would like Barack Obama to win this year’s presidential election in the United States, according to a poll by Ibarómetro. 53.2 per cent of respondents prefer the Democratic candidate, while only...

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Democrat Obama has edge in race for White House: Harper

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07-Sep-2008
        

Democrat Obama has edge in race for White House: Harper THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA - Stephen Harper has let the world in on a little secret - he thinks Democrat Barack Obama has the edge in the race for the White House....

US needs Obama more than he needs it (Kenya Bus. Daily, by Ibrahim Mwathane)

freerepublic.com
07-Sep-2008
        

Barack Hussein Obama, the US presidential candidate for the Democratic Party, evokes interest. Here's a guy born into the humble background of a black Kenyan father from Kogelo, Siaya, and a white American mother from...

                   
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Barack Obama 'wanted to join US military'

telegraph.co.uk
07-Sep-2008
        

By Toby Harnden in Washington Barack Obama has said he considered joining the United States military when he left school but decided not to because the Vietnam war was over and "we weren't engaged in an active military...

                   

Making sense of this election (vanity)

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06-Sep-2008
        

Wow, we have never had an election like this before. Today I was trying to step back and make sense of things. I do not think the polls are always effective at telling us what is going on up and down the highways and back...

McCain, Obama speeches big TV draws

moldova.org
06-Sep-2008
        

U.S. presidential nominees Barack Obama and John McCain drew 41.9 and 41.6 million TV viewers, respectively, with their acceptance speeches, figures show.Nielsen Media Research data showed that while McCain's speech at...

McCain address beats Obama to become most watched convention speech of all time

dailyindia.com
06-Sep-2008
        

From ANI New York, Sep 6: Republican presidential candidate John McCain attracted a record 38.9 million television viewers to his acceptance speech last night, edging Democratic rival Barack Obama and his running mate,...

With themes set, both campaigns begin a 60-day dash to election day

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06-Sep-2008
        

Fresh off back-to-back conventions, the two presidential campaigns took off Friday on a 60-day dash to the White House in a political landscape reshaped by the candidacy of Governor Sarah Palin and Republican efforts to...

Change is coming

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05-Sep-2008
        

St Paul: Republican John McCain cast himself as an independent-minded reformer on Friday, vowed change is coming if he is elected president and promised to create millions of jobs by developing new energy sources.We will...

Obama to use Democrat female leaders to undercut Republican rivals

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05-Sep-2008
        

New York, Fri, 05 Sep 2008 ANI New York, Sep 5 (ANI): Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will increasingly lean on prominent party women leaders to undercut Republican rival John McCain and his running mate...

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