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Undernews: Rezko Alert - Slate
If McCain is doing so badly , why isn't that showing up here ? Or here ? ... 8:25 A.M. Edwards, Rielle Hunter, Busted: HuffPo 's Sam Stein, who got the story rolling , appears to be vindicated. ... P.S.: Always trust content from kausfiles ! Never ...

Labor warns McCain about crowds - Boston Globe
The head of the nation's biggest labor federation is joining the chorus of voices warning about the increasingly angry crowds coming to John McCain's campaign events. At rallies this week , McCain's criticisms of Democrat Barack Obama have been met ...

Letters to the Editor: Oct. 12 - Record Searchlight
This proposition does not seek to "protect marriage" but to "define marriage." Is it possible that you do not see the long-range ramifications this will have on many of our institutions if it does not pass? California has very strict anti ...

Obama Attacks McCain As 'Risky,' 'Erratic' - ABC News Blogs
ABC News' John Berman, Sunlen Miller, and Ursula Fahy report: Barack Obama described John McCain as risky, erratic, and uncertain, and that was all just in his first event of the day. Obama has had no shortage of critiques of McCain in recent weeks ...

Cuyahoga County investigates fraudulent voter registrations linked to ... - Cleveland Plain Dealer Blog
Even as Cuyahoga County digs deeper into possible fraud by a voter-registration group, election board members from both political parties maintain that any problems uncovered will not compromise the presidential election. Board members say proof of ...

Obama has the edge over 'angry' McCain - Scotsman
THE words were sombre, even dull, but the body language told of the hostility building between Barack Obama and John McCain in their second US presidential debate on Tuesday. It was there in the gestures, the digs and then, right at the end, the ...

Stephanopoulos: Why No Ayers Attack? - ABC News Blogs
ABC News' George Stephanopoulos reports: One thing we didn't hear in last night's debate was John McCain launch the kind of personal attacks against Barack Obama that the McCain campaign has been telegraphing would come. On the campaign trail in ...

October September August July June May April March February January ... - Nypress.com
Well, it’s official: Rupert Murdoch (illustrated here in an episode of "The Simpsons") is the reigning king of corporate media and nothing sacred is safe from his grasp. According to The Wall Street Journal , News Corp has now secured enough votes ...

McCain's VP, what do you think? - Napa Valley Register
-Sarah Palin's biggest advantage is that she appeals to conservatives, moderates, and independents...all at the same time. No other candidate, with the exception of Bobby Jindal, does. The libertarian and evangelical wings of the Republican party ...

Stock & fund quotes - ninemsn
The Reserve Bank has just met and made public its decision on interest rates – and, as no one could have predicted, put rates down by a massive 1 percent - or 100 basis points. So, I hear you all ask, (and you're frowning, or pretty angry, or just ...