McCain campaign ad targets voters in London, W.Va.
Jul 25, 2008
McCain steps up criticism of Obama over Iraq
The Associated Press - Jul 25, 2008
DENVER (AP) — Republican presidential candidate John McCain says that Democratic rival Barack Obama's policies would have led to defeat in both Iraq and
Obama's foreign trip: Mission accomplished
Reuters - Jul 25, 2008
By John Whitesides, Political Correspondent - Analysis WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama looked and sounded like a natural in the role of
Obama: feted abroad but facing a fight at home
Times Online - Jul 24, 2008
While Barack Obama was being feted in Berlin, there were many voters back in the US wondering what he was doing in Europe at a time when their homes are
Political Wisdom: McCain, an (Excessive) Attack Dog?
Wall Street Journal Blogs - Jul 24, 2008
by Gerald F. Seib and Sara Murray John McCain’s attacks on Barack Obama may be getting too excessive and reminiscent of old-school politics. (AP Photo) Sen.
McCain Says Troops Withdrawn From Iraq Will Not Return
Voice of America - Jul 23, 2008
By VOA News US Republican candidate John McCain says if he becomes president, once US troops withdraw from Iraq they will not return, because the United
Poll: Obama Leads McCain 61-29 Among Unmarried Women Voters in Key
ABC News - Jul 21, 2008
By JENNIFER PARKER Unmarried women -- often dubbed the "Sex and the City" vote -- overwhelmingly support Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., over Sen.
New York Times rejects John McCain opinion piece after running
Telegraph.co.uk - Jul 21, 2008
The New York Times has rejected an opinion piece on Iraq by Senator John McCain, the Republican presidential candidate, less than a week after publishing a
One simple way to predict a victor
Financial Times - Jul 20, 2008
By Clive Crook One cannot help but be struck by the current disconnection in US presidential politics between, on one hand, the excitement and enthusiasm
On Winning and Losing Wars
MWC News - Jul 25, 2008
By Sheldon Richman The campaign of presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain has already gotten tedious. In a campaign appearance the other
The president appears to have decided to let Senator McCain sink
First Post - Jul 25, 2008
In these very bad weeks for Republican John McCain's hopes for victory in November, the most cruel blow of all is surely that President George Bush has
Limping, limp Republicans
WorldNetDaily - Jul 25, 2008
I get the impression that Republicans are growing more flaccid by the day – and it's not because John McCain, their presidential pick, blushes at the
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