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Hindrocket / Power Line:
“HOW THE JEWISH LOBBY WORKS” — It's no surprise that Barack Obama's campaign is attractive to anti-semites. Still, it's a little shocking to find anti-semitic propaganda on Obama's official web site. Little Green Footballs spotted this on the Obama '08 site; click to enlarge: — This, too:
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Brother Nathanael Kapner / Barack Obama:
How the jewish lobby works — HOW THE JEWISH LOBBY WORKS — All Articles May Be Reproduced Only With Authorship of Br Nathanael Kapner — Please Help Support This Site! (Many Expenses) — Or Send Your Contribution To: — Brother Nathanael Kapner; PO Box 170; Dillon CO 80435; Email: bronathanael@yahoo.com
Carl / Israel Matzav:Obama explains how the ‘Jewish lobby’ works
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Kate Phillips / New York Times:
McCain and Obama Decline Invitation to New York Forum — WASHINGTON — The presidential campaigns of Senators Barack Obama and John McCain on Sunday rejected an invitation for a town-hall-style meeting in Manhattan that had been proposed by ABC News and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York.
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CNN:Campaigns reject Bloomberg, ABC offer for televised town hall
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Jonathan Martin / The Politico:The unhappy warrior
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Sharon Churcher / Daily Mail:
The wife U.S. Republican John McCain callously left behind — Now that Hillary Clinton has at last formally withdrawn from the race for the White House, the eyes of America and the world will focus on Barack Obama and his Republican rival Senator John McCain.
Ariel Leve / Times of London:
Barack Obama: The winner — Barack Obama will sweep aside John McCain and make history by becoming the first black US president, saysAndrew Sullivan — I wonder if Americans have yet fully absorbed what they have just done. This past week - 41 years after the Supreme Court struck …
Rasmussen Reports:
Voters Give Media Failing Grades in Objectivity for Election 2008 — Just 17% of voters nationwide believe that most reporters try to offer unbiased coverage of election campaigns. A Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that four times as many—68%—believe most reporters try to help the candidate that they want to win.
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Election 2008: South Carolina Presidential Election — South Carolina: McCain 48% Obama 39% — Victories by both Barack Obama and John McCain in South Carolina's Presidential Primaries set the stage and put them both on the path to their party's Presidential Nominations.
New York Times:
Campaign Adds to Complicated Clinton Legacy — WASHINGTON — Bill and Hillary Clinton have stirred virulent passions in their nearly two decades in the national spotlight. They have been known as many things, good and bad — brilliant policy analysts, manipulators of facts and friends …
Mark Hemingway / The Corner:
War Injuries? What War Injuries? — If you thought we hit bottom when Kos went after McCain's teeth, another popular liberal blog has picked up the shovel and is going after McCain's war injuries: … So let me help clarify things here: McCain's decision not to support an expensive proposed Democratic …
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Tony Rizzo / Kansas City Star:
Judge's ban on the use of the word ‘rape’ at trial reflects trend — It's the only way Tory Bowen knows to honestly describe what happened to her. — She was raped. — But a judge prohibited her from uttering the word “rape” in front of a jury. The term “sexual assault” also was taboo …
Clifford Krauss / New York Times:
Rural U.S. Takes Worst Hit as Gas Tops $4 Average — TCHULA, Miss. — Gasoline prices reached a national average of $4 a gallon for the first time over the weekend, adding more strain to motorists across the country. — But the pain is not being felt uniformly.
Newsweek:
How to Beat a Rock Star: ‘Substance.’ — There is, McCain says, ‘a right change and a wrong change.’ His general-election case, in his own words. — From the road in Florida last Friday morning, en route to a fund-raiser and then a tour of the Everglades, John McCain spoke …
Gallup:
Gallup Daily: Obama 46%, McCain 44% — Trend in nightly results moving in Obama's favor — PRINCETON, NJ — Voter preferences in the presidential election remain closely split between Barack Obama, now favored by 46% of national registered voters, and John McCain, favored by 44%.
David Ignatius / Washington Post:
At the Tip of Iran's Spear — Let's try for a moment to put ourselves in the mind of Brig. Gen. Qassem Soleimani, the commander of the Quds Force of Iran's Revolutionary Guard. For it is the soft-spoken Soleimani, not Iran's bombastic president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who plays a decisive role …
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