Obama from obscurity to verge of history
In South Carolina 15 weeks ago Barack Obama faced stunned faces as he surged toward a historic presidential nomination. The piece notes his rapid rise from state legislator to national figure, with praise for his oratory, biography, and campaign strategy.
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McCain One Term Plan Sparks Debate in 2000 Campaign
McCain indicates a four year presidency, sparking wide debate among Republicans and analysts. Supporters say a single term would address age concerns and reduce special interest influence, while critics warn it would leave Congress with a lame duck president and insufficient time to enact reforms.
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