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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 2008

Page

10

McCain frames himself as guardian of middle class in Ohio rally

In Toledo McCain portrays himself as protector of middle class workers and small business owners, pledging no higher taxes on small businesses and to keep costs down. He cites Joe the Plumber Wurzelbacher and argues Obama would tax small businesses more, while Obama defends opportunity for the working class in North Carolina and elsewhere.

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Obama courts military community near N C base

Barack Obama campaigned in Fayetteville highlighting support from former Gen. Colin Powell. He spoke to crowds at Crown Coliseum near Fort Bragg and urged unity among veterans, noting Powell's endorsement and Powell's view of Obama as transformational. McCain countered in Concord tying Obama to Iraq strategy.

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GOP blasts expanded early voting sites near Obama rally

North Carolina Republicans criticized Cumberland County elections officials for adding Sunday early voting sites to accommodate supporters of Barack Obama. Terri Robertson said a crowd could require staff to work overnight, while Linda Daves argued the move politicizes the voting process and is inappropriate.

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