McCain struggles with Latino voters amid polling dip
In a guest editorial The San Diego Union-Tribune examines John McCain’s lagging Latino support as polls show Obama leading among Latinos. It cites past Latino shares in 1998 and 2004 and notes campaign shifts toward Florida and Nevada while acknowledging questions about immigration reform and campaign rhetoric.
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Letter describes Palin airport event and pink letter moment
Robbie McCormick writes that his son Dustin and Lydia Schaffer handed Gov. Palin a pink letter at an airport rally. The letter was later shown on Fox News on Oct 23 with Palin signing Dustin’s campaign button and thanking Lydia, a moment the writer calls sweet and widely viewed.
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Credit Addiction Questioned By New Mexico Economist
Economist Scott Goold warns against more stimulus and consumer spending as a false cure for the economy. He says credit has fueled a boom built on debt, Reaganomics is dead, and a market correction is needed with a possible $213 billion foreclosure buyout to stabilize banks and housing. He urges individuals to cut spending, save, and avoid panic.
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Wall of separation frays as DOJ okays faith hiring in grants
A 2007 Justice Department memo argues federal funds can go to religious groups that hire only Christian staff if enforcing nondiscrimination would impose a substantial religious burden. It cites a $1.5 million World Vision grant as permitted, underscoring White House ties and past church state debates. The piece contrasts Bush actions with historical norms and recounts a 2001 exchange over a religious White House office.
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World Vision
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Bush
White House
Ari Fleischer
Election night fears echo 2000 chaos and ties possible
As Election Day nears memory of the 2000 contest warns of polling place foul ups and close races that could delay results. Obama or McCain could face a House ch oss if tied at 269 each. most likely disputes arise from human errors and new voting equipment.
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