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Title: Keyword News Alert
| Thursday, September 25, 2008 8:35 AM PDT |
For Obama Backers, Empty Yards and Signs of Discontent
Washington Post Thu, 25 Sep 2008 1:57 AM PDT
RICHMOND Sen. Barack Obama 's presidential campaign is spending millions of dollars on television ads in Virginia, staffing 43 offices and sending the candidate and his running mate, Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. , to every corner of the state.
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McCain, Obama headed to Washington for bailout talks
CNN.com Wed, 24 Sep 2008 10:28 PM PDT
Presidential candidates Sen. John McCain -- who said Wednesday that he was suspending his campaign because of the nation's economic crisis -- and Sen. Barack Obama will meet Thursday with President Bush to discuss a proposed Wall Street bailout.
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Poll: Obama holds razor-thin lead
Politico via Yahoo! News Wed, 24 Sep 2008 4:14 PM PDT
On a day rich with new national polling data, an NBC/Wall Street Journal survey showed Sen. Barack Obama narrowly leading Sen. John McCain, 48-46 percent.
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Obama moving into electoral lead
Politico via Yahoo! News Wed, 24 Sep 2008 3:36 PM PDT
State by state, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill). is showing signs of breaking open a presidential race that looked deadlocked through much of September.
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Obama's $100K Englewood garden grant being probed
Chicago Sun-Times Thu, 25 Sep 2008 2:15 AM PDT
The Watchdogs: A $100,000 state grant for a botanic garden in Englewood that then-state Sen. Barack Obama awarded in 2001 to a group headed by a onetime campaign volunteer is now under investigation by the Illinois attorney general amid new questions, prompted by Chicago Sun-Times reports, about whether the money might have been misspent.
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Sen. Obama: Ole Miss Debate Should Go Forward
WJTV Jackson Wed, 24 Sep 2008 2:07 PM PDT
Democrat Barack Obama says that amid the current financial crisis, it's more important than ever for he and Republican John McCain to sit down and hold a presidential debate.
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Obama rejects call to delay debate
The Nashua Telegraph Thu, 25 Sep 2008 5:12 AM PDT
NEW YORK -- The economic crisis and raw politics threatened to derail the first presidential debate as Sen. John McCain challenged Sen. Barack Obama to delay the Friday forum and join forces to help Washington fix the financial mess. ... - By BETH FOUHY The Associated Press
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