Fact check: Clinton vote claims under scrutiny
                   
wtop.com     May 16, 2008            

WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton's assertions that she leads Barack Obama in the popular vote are a stretch, at best. The argument is supported only by using dubious math on two fronts: by excluding several caucus states won by Obama and by including Florida and Michigan primary results... [read full story]                    


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Analysis: McCain, Obama now focus on swing votes

washingtonpost.com     44 mins ago   1,147 related          

The Associated Press Friday, September 5, 2008; 3:03 PM ST. PAUL, Minn. -- After two weeks of political theater _ the Democrats at their national convention in Denver, Republicans in St. Paul _ the contest for the White...                    

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Obama: 'Not going to mess with' guns

chicagotribune.com     58 mins ago   2 related          

by James Oliphant DURYEA, Pa.--At a campaign event here Friday, Barack Obama ran headlong into the one of the issues that dogs him in this battleground state. "There are rumors going around that . . . you're going to take...                    

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AP's Fournier Noted Clinton's 21 "I"s -- But Not McCain's 100

huffingtonpost.com     59 mins ago          

Last week, in an apparent effort to paint Sen. Hillary Clinton as self-absorbed, the AP's Ron Fournier counted the number of times she used "some variation of the pronoun 'I'" in her convention speech. Fournier came up...                    

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Obama: McCain focused on biography over economy

msn.com     1 hr ago   63 related          

Points out nation's unemployment rate hit a five-year high in August DURYEA, Pa. - Democrat Barack Obama called Republican rival John McCain's acceptance speech the final piece of an out-of-touch convention that focused...                    

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