McCain warns NAFTA renegotiation could harm Canada support
Round Rock Texas Republican John McCain says Democratic rivals plan to renegotiate NAFTA risking Canadian military backing in Afghanistan. He cites Canada’s 2 500 troops and 29 000 U S soldiers alongside calls to opt out unless terms improve. Clinton and Obama favor renegotiation and leverage to secure labor and environmental standards.
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Clinton outlines plan to halve child poverty nationwide
Clinton unveils a broad nutrition and education package aimed at halving child poverty. The proposal includes universal pre K, earlier Head Start, nurse visits for pregnant women, expanded food stamps, and a stronger hunger safety net. It would cost 5 to 6 billion annually, funded by intensified tax enforcement.
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Democratic fundraising surges threaten Republican hopes in 2008
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama dominate fundraising in February, dwarfing John McCain. Obama reportedly tops $50 million for February with Clinton near $35 million. McCain trails, while Democrats warn of outside groups eroding public funding limits.
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Clinton Campaign Raises Concerns Over Texas Caucus Rules
Clinton aides questioned provisions for moving caucus locations and counting provisional ballots while raising worries about the precinct results reporting system. Obama backers urged clarity, with Texas Democrats warning against litigation and stressing the process's momentum for 2008.
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Obama accuses Clinton ad of scare tactics in Texas speech
President Obama charged Hillary Clinton with exploiting fears to win votes in a TV spot that shows a mother and sleeping children during a 3 a.m. phone callback. He cited it as a misleading "red phone moment" while campaigning in Texas ahead of key contests in Ohio.
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