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Republicans train sights on Obama
mg.co.za May 11, 2008
As the Democratic primary contest heads to its climax, the Republicans are firing the opening shots of an election barrage to come against their probable White House opponent, Barack Obama. Republican John McCain and his colleagues already see Hillary Clinton's campaign as mortally wounded.
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- Terrorist Organizations & Leaders,
- Terrorism,
- Middle East Terrorist Groups,
- War in Vietnam,
- US Political Parties,
- War,
- Political Nominations & Dismissions,
- War, Terrorism & Civil Disorder,
- Historical Wars
Who was mentioned in the article?
- John Kerry,
- Jimmy Carter,
- Barack Obama,
- John McCain,
- John A. Boehner,
- Hillary Clinton,
- George W. Bush
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