Obama at LULAC
Yesterday, Barack Obama spoke at the LULAC gathering in Washington D.C.
Yesterday, Barack Obama spoke at the LULAC gathering in Washington D.C.
Today, the RNC debuted this ad accusing Barack Obama of changing his position on Iraq.
Mark Warner, the Democratic Senate candidate from Virginia, talks to the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza about his own race and how Obama can win Virginia.
The Senate Republicans today released this ad about energy and their plan to lower costs. The ad comes from the Senate Republican Conference, not the National Republican Senate Committee.
The Obama campaign released this new ad on energy. It's in response to the RNC's ad from last week that accused Obama of saying no to new energy plans for America. This new ad claims that "McCain and Bush support a drilling plan that won't produce a drop of oil for seven years."
This morning, "Good Morning America" profiled Cindy McCain. Yesterday, they did the same with Michelle Obama.
Today, John McCain was on the cable morning shows to talk about the campaign and his plans for the economy.
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"Morning Joe:"
"American Morning:"
The McCain campaign debuted this ad today. It talks about McCain's service to his country, and reminds voters that McCain has always put country first. It will air in many battleground states.
This McCain web ad debuted today, and it details how John McCain proposes to create jobs. It says he will balance the budget by 2013, keep taxes low, and that his nuclear energy proposal will create 700,000 new jobs.
The Associated Press is out with a new poll this week that looks at voters' word associations with the candidates. McCain is associated with old age and toughness, while Obama is described with change and inexperience.
This morning, "Good Morning America" aired this profile of Michelle Obama.
Today, Sens. John Kerry (D-MA) and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) debated the candidates and Iraq policy on "Face the Nation."
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Yesterday in Saint Louis, Barack Obama talked to the American Methodist Episcopal General Conference.
This weekend, a group called "Vets for Freedom" released this ad. In it, they stress the importance of finishing the job in Iraq no matter who is President.