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Obama to General Wesley Clark: Your Services Not Needed — (General Wesley Clark speaking at Yearly Kos Convention in Chicago, 2007) — General Wesley Clark is not attending the Democratic National Convention. — He was informed by Barack Obama's people that there was “no reason to come.”
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TalkLeft, Sister Toldjah, Make Them Accountable, NO QUARTER, Scared Monkeys, JammieWearingFool and Open Left
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General Wesley Clark on CNN's Situation Room — August 15. 2008 — Transcript by Reg NYC — Tom Foreman: The Soviet Union is long gone, but now there is a Cold War chill between the U.S. and Russia. With Russian tanks in Georgia and new threats over a U.S. missile shield in Poland things could suddenly get very hot, maybe.
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Obama nearly doubles McCain haul — Barack Obama raised $51 million in July, nearly twice as much as John McCain. — McCain revealed Friday that he raised $27 million last month, his best month of the campaign. — The summer surge pushed Obama over the $400 million mark for what he's raised …
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Obama Raised $51 Million in July — Sen. Barack Obama raised $51 million in July, falling short of his one-month record, but raising enough to end the month with $65.8 million in the bank — a formidable number for the middle of the summer. — Obama's July fundraising efforts …
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Obama's July fundraising bodes well for fall race
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Hot Air
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Obama's Massive Headfake: Hillary for VP? — The reasons to think Hillary Clinton will not the Democratic VP nominee are myriad. Among them: — Clinton's camp says she is not being vetted — VoteBoth, a Clinton-for-VP project by two former Clinton operatives, has shut down, proclaiming Clinton's VP chances nonexistent
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Faith and values on center stage with McCain and Obama — WASHINGTON (CNN) — The political spotlight will shine on Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama on Saturday night when the two candidates are expected to face tough questions on personal values, presidential leadership and international affairs.
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Little Green Footballs, Sister Toldjah, The Gun Toting Liberal?, Althouse and Crooks and Liars
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Candidates make their appeals to evangelicals
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The Caucus
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Colorado turns purple in polls — Electorate's great divide is by age and geography — A political battle for the ages may become a battle of the ages. — Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama are neck-and-neck in Colorado, solidifying the state as a key …
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Allies Ask Obama to Make ‘Hope’ More Specific — As Senator Barack Obama prepares to accept the Democratic presidential nomination next week, party leaders in battleground states say the fight ahead against Senator John McCain looks tougher than they imagined, with Mr. Obama vulnerable …
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Manhunt backlash — The executives of a gay sex site are apparently more concerned about the perception that they're associated with John McCain than McCain is about the association with them. — The chairman of the board of Manhunt, the Cambrige-based hook-up site, was forced to resign after reports that he gave $2,300 to McCain.
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Rep.: Half of House Dems may vote Hillary at DNC — Rep. Loretta Sanchez says she's happy for the chance to vote for Hillary Rodham Clinton at the Democratic National Convention—and she predicts that as many as half of the Democrats in the House could join her.
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U.S. May Ease Police Spy Rules — More Federal Intelligence Changes Planned — The Justice Department has proposed a new domestic spying measure that would make it easier for state and local police to collect intelligence about Americans, share the sensitive data with federal agencies and retain it for at least 10 years.
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Ticket give-away creates suspicion — As the Barack Obama campaign begins doling out tickets today to his historic Invesco Field speech, some of those who missed out are questioning whether the system really was first-come, first-served. — Several of them said they were upset …