Self-described Underdogs, McCain, Palin Continue Campaigning
Republican nominee John McCain and running mate Sarah Palin held rallies and town halls across the country this week, focusing their efforts in key swing states the campaign plans to heavily target ahead of Election Day.
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This Story '60s Radical Ayers Among Subjects of McCain 'Robo-Calls' Article | The 1960s radical William Ayers was not invoked on the campaign trail yesterday, but for anyone living in a battleground state, his name may have been left on an answering machine. This Story McCain Forced to Fight for Virginia Article | Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain will take different messages to different audiences in different parts of Virginia over the next two days, but they will have the same goal in mind: to urge their supporters to spend the final stretch of the campaign fighting for every vote they can find. This Story Obama's September Haul Provides Huge Advertising Edge Article | Democratic Sen. Barack Obama announced yesterday that he raised more than $150 million in September, obliterating previous fundraising records and giving him an enormous tactical advantage over Republican Sen. John McCain in the final weeks of the presidential campaign. This Story Obama Adds $60 Billion to Economic Plan; McCain Expected to Unveil Proposals Today Article | TOLEDO, Oct. 13 -- Democrat Barack Obama advocated an immediate and expensive economic assistance package Monday, while Republican John McCain readied a set of specific new proposals of his own, as the candidates entered a three-week sprint toward a presidential election that appears certain to turn... This Story Arduous Transition Awaits Next President Article | If Sen. Barack Obama wakes up as the president-elect on Nov. 5, he will immediately assume responsibility for fixing a shredded economy while the Bush administration is still in office. If Sen. John McCain wins the election, he will face an imminent confrontation over spending with a Democratic... This Story Gray Vote No Longer Reliably Red Article | SUN CITY CENTER, Fla. -- The sign over the woodworking shop says "Sawdust Engineers," and there was a time when the men now bent over the tools used to put on ties or make sales calls, building their pensions so they could one day leave the rat race for this warm world of unbroken sunshine. |
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