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What I did for half of my day. Would be nice if I could turn this in...
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Added: July 22, 2008
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Added: July 16, 2008
Evan Bayh encourages Hoosiers to join Barack Obama's campaign for change at in.barackobama.com
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Added: July 16, 2008
Speaking in Indiana on July 16, 2008, Senator Barack Obama addressed the need for American leaders to find "better and more effective approaches to providing national security -- especially if we really want to prevent future terrorism." With this goal in mind, Senator Obama emphasized that the decision to attack Iraq instead of focusing on Afghanistan was a serious strategic mistake -- not really addressing the spread of terrorism, costing the US over 1 trillion dollars -- not focusing on our real national interests -- a reactive, not proactive approach to strategic planning. Obama reaffirmed that while he will listen to those "on the ground in Iraq" he still strongly believes that it is "long past time to begin to withdraw our troops from Iraq" and develop a strategy that really focuses on terrorism and the major terrorists -- most of whom are not in Iraq. Again -- Obama is making the differences between homself and Senator McCain "very clear" on both the issue of Iraq and the need for a "different approach" to national security.
Author: andersoniaprof
Keywords: Senator Barack Obama John McCain national security Iraq War nuclear weapons strategic defense terrorism news election 08
Added: July 16, 2008
Speaking in Indiana on July 16, 2008, Senator Barack Obama addressed the need for American leaders to find "better and more effective approaches to providing national security -- especially if we really want to prevent future terrorism." With this goal in mind, Senator Obama emphasized that the decision to attack Iraq instead of focusing on Afghanistan was a serious strategic mistake -- not really addressing the spread of terrorism, costing the US over 1 trillion dollars -- not focusing on our real national interests -- a reactive, not proactive approach to strategic planning. Obama reaffirmed that while he will listen to those "on the ground in Iraq" he still strongly believes that it is "long past time to begin to withdraw our troops from Iraq" and develop a strategy that really focuses on terrorism and the major terrorists -- most of whom are not in Iraq. Again -- Obama is making the differences between homself and Senator McCain "very clear" on both the issue of Iraq and the need for a "different approach" to national security.
Author: andersoniaprof
Keywords: Senator Barack Obama John McCain national security Iraq War nuclear weapons strategic defense terrorism news election 08
Added: July 16, 2008
Speaking in Indiana on July 16, 2008, Senator Barack Obama addressed the need for American leaders to find "better and more effective approaches to providing national security -- especially if we really want to prevent future terrorism." With this goal in mind, Senator Obama emphasized that the decision to attack Iraq instead of focusing on Afghanistan was a serious strategic mistake -- not really addressing the spread of terrorism, costing the US over 1 trillion dollars -- not focusing on our real national interests -- a reactive, not proactive approach to strategic planning. Obama reaffirmed that while he will listen to those "on the ground in Iraq" he still strongly believes that it is "long past time to begin to withdraw our troops from Iraq" and develop a strategy that really focuses on terrorism and the major terrorists -- most of whom are not in Iraq. Again -- Obama is making the differences between homself and Senator McCain "very clear" on both the issue of Iraq and the need for a "different approach" to national security.
Author: andersoniaprof
Keywords: Senator Barack Obama John McCain national security Iraq War nuclear weapons strategic defense terrorism news election 08
Added: July 16, 2008
Speaking in Indiana on July 16, 2008, Senator Barack Obama addressed the need for American leaders to find "better and more effective approaches to providing national security -- especially if we really want to prevent future terrorism." With this goal in mind, Senator Obama emphasized that the decision to attack Iraq instead of focusing on Afghanistan was a serious strategic mistake -- not really addressing the spread of terrorism, costing the US over 1 trillion dollars -- not focusing on our real national interests -- a reactive, not proactive approach to strategic planning. Obama reaffirmed that while he will listen to those "on the ground in Iraq" he still strongly believes that it is "long past time to begin to withdraw our troops from Iraq" and develop a strategy that really focuses on terrorism and the major terrorists -- most of whom are not in Iraq. Again -- Obama is making the differences between homself and Senator McCain "very clear" on both the issue of Iraq and the need for a "different approach" to national security.
Author: andersoniaprof
Keywords: Senator Barack Obama John McCain national security Iraq War nuclear weapons strategic defense terrorism news election 08
Added: July 16, 2008
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Sign the petition to Senator Joe Lieberman, DEMOCRATIC Congressman Eliot Engel of NY and Rep. Mark Pence of Indiana who are speaking at Pastor Hagee's CUFI conference on July 22. Should elected U.S. political figures condone a group that believes all Jews will be annihilated? How about their call for pre-emptive military strikes against Iran?
http://digg.com/political_opinion/Is_Your_Elected_Rep_In_Bed_With_Rev_Hagee
Information on Brad Overton's official 2008 Political Website for Warrick County Council. His goals for Warrick County, Indiana and it's great growth potential for Southern Indiana. Newcomer Brad Overton had a substantial lead and won the primary election in the spring. Thanks for your support and please vote -Warrick County Fall Election of 2008!
http://digg.com/politics/Brad_Overton_Warrick_County_Council_Indiana_Election_2008
In an election today in Indiana, Barack Obama takes 48% of the vote, John McCain 47% of the vote -- a statistical tie -- according to this latest SurveyUSA poll conducted exclusively for WHAS-TV Louisville and WCPO-TV Cincinnati. Obama's 1-point lead is within the survey's 4 percentage point margin of sampling error.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Indiana_Poll_Obama_and_McCain_Virtually_Tied
The latest polling out of Florida shows Senator McCain losing the state to Barack Obama by 4%. It's just the latest swing state to swing in Barack Obama's direction. McCain is also losing OH, PA, CO, NM, and VA. The new battlegrounds are proving to be Indiana and North Carolina, which are typically the 1st declared red states every election night.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/McCain_Losing_Florida
Obama is going up with the first general election ad of this campaign -- airing in 18 states. The 60-second ad, "Country I love," will air in Alaska (!!!), Colorado, Florida, Georgia (!!!), Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Montana (!!!), Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota (!!!), Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and VA
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Obama_s_First_Ad_of_the_General_Election
North Carolina, Virginia, Indiana? The Republicans in these traditionally red states are looking blue about John McCain and it might affect the color of the state in November. If the election were held today, Barack Obama would steal 73 electoral votes from states that went Republican last year, including Pennsylvania, Ohio, Colorado, Iowa, & more.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/2008_s_Presidential_Battleground_States
On May 6, the night of the Indiana and North Carolina primaries, Russert declared on MSNBC, "We now know who the Democratic nominee's going to be." The pronouncement was an example of Russert's absolute authority in the Washington media; it was also an example of some critics' concern that media figures were calling the election before voters had.
http://digg.com/television/Appreciation_Tim_Russert_1950_2008_2
With Indiana's critical primary election now only three days away, Sen. Barack Obama today laid out his economic plan in Indianapolis, arguing that nothing will change if the culture of Washington does not change.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Obama_Economy_is_in_serious_trouble
Clinton's biggest Indiana debt is owed to Indiana University where the Democratic candidate for president spoke at Assembly Hall on April 25. According to a filing with the Federal Election Commission made this week, her campaign owes I.U. over $19,000. But the university said that's just part of the bill. Altogether, the...total is more than $55K
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Indiana_Univ_may_have_to_eat_costs_from_Clinton_visit
Hillary Clinton coasted to a major victory in West Virginia, handing Barack Obama one of the worst defeats of the campaign. Interviews with West Virginians suggested Clinton's win is as overwhelming as any to date. Her strength with blue-collar voters -- already demonstrated Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana -- makes her the more electable candidate.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Clinton_crushes_Obama_in_West_Virginia_vote