Hypocrisy on Hamas
                   
washingtonpost.com     May 16, 2008            

If the recent exchanges between President Bush, Barack Obama and John McCain on Hamas and terrorism are a preview of the general election, we are in for an ugly six months. Despite his reputation in the media as a charming maverick, McCain has shown that he is also happy to use Nixon-style dirty... [read full story]                    


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startribune.com     18 mins ago          

Running a presidential campaign in 2008 looks a lot like Facebooking. "We've gotten a great response from McCain Nation," said 15-year-old Mark Hettig, referring to a part of the candidate's website that allows supporters to...                    

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Mark Nickolas: James Dobson Calls McCain An Unethical Adulterer, Compares Him To Bill Clinton

huffingtonpost.com     23 mins ago          

, Dr. James Dobson expressed disagreement yesterday with former presidential candidate Gary Bauer's endorsement of Senator John McCain as Republican nominee for U.S. President. The Senator has offered no assurances that he...                    

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Culver to speak in Denver, focus on renewable energy (at QC Times)

yahoo.com     44 mins ago          

DES MOINES — Gov. Chet Culver’s speech before the Democratic National Convention next week in Denver will focus on renewable energy, he said today. Culver will highlight Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama’s energy...                    

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Media mess...

drudgereport.com     13 mins ago   347 related          

Several major news organizations, including The Associated Press, prematurely reported the death Wednesday of U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones of Ohio, who had suffered a brain hemorrhage while driving in suburban Cleveland. The...                    

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