Obama rallies Florida with Reagan reference on economy
Barack Obama told a Tampa crowd of about 8,000 that he would halt foreclosures and updated Ronald Reagan’s line to argue Republicans mishandled the economy. He campaigns two days in Florida as Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, and Bill Richardson assist in boosting support among Hispanic voters.
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Transition to govern after election victory in 2008
The incoming president faces a 77 day window to form a government and set priorities amid wars and a financial crisis. Experts stress rapid staffing, budget planning, and smooth ties with Congress as Obama or McCain begins the wartime transition.
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McCain rallies base in Missouri at St Charles County
McCain campaigns in Missouri focusing on St Charles County as fertile ground for his bid. The 2004 race saw Bush win Missouri over Kerry by 59 to 41 percent, highlighting the state’s voting dynamics.
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Palin backs constitutional ban on gay marriage
In a CBN interview Alaska governor and presidential hopeful Sarah Palin says she supports a federal constitutional amendment banning gay marriage. She notes she voted for Alaska's 1998 ban and criticizes calls to rely on states.
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