McCain Forges Ahead in Final Week
Republican presidential candidate John McCain and running mate Sarah Palin swung into the final full week of campaigning with appearances in crucial battleground states that will decide the 2008 presidential election.
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This Story How They Would Change Health Care: McCain Article | MINNEAPOLIS -- When Diane Derichs's husband was retiring from his assembly-line job making fruit bars for ConAgra Foods, the couple invited over an insurance agent to help her find a health plan. This Story McCain Links Economy, Security Article | Sen. John McCain yesterday sharpened his critique of Sen. Barack Obama's ability to serve as commander in chief, arguing that the Democratic nominee's economic policies would "undermine our national security." This Story Hard-Fought Battle in Hard-Hit Ohio Article | CHILLICOTHE, Ohio, Nov. 2 -- With the presidential campaigns pressing to get out the vote in the race's final hours, no state is being more fiercely contested than Ohio, which provided President Bush with his decisive margin of victory four years ago. This Story God, Country and McCain Article | LYNCHBURG, Va. Claire Ayendi is dealing with the fading kick of two double shots of espresso. It's the eve of homecoming weekend at Liberty University, and Ayendi, the president of the college Republican club, is trying to rig up a parade float in support of Sen. John McCain. She whips around... This Story The State of the Election: Battlegrounds Article | The Rocky Mountains have become the newest presidential battleground, with Colorado looming as the biggest prize in the region this fall. Colorado hasn't voted for a Democrat for president since 1992, but it increasingly looks like Barack Obama country. This Story In Final Stretch, Pitches Show Stark Contrasts Article | PITTSBURGH, Oct. 27 -- The presidential candidates pursued votes in the same battleground states on Monday but entered their final week of persuasion with messages that could scarcely be more different in tone and substance. |
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