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    • Obama's In Control: No More Lobbyist Contributions To Democratic Party

      Posted by Jeff from Huffington Post

      The DNC and the Obama Campaign are unified and working together to elect Barack Obama as the next president of the United States. Our presumptive nominee has pledged not to take donations from Washington lobbyists and from today going forward the DNC makes that pledge as well," said Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean.

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    • Clinton to Endorse Obama

      Posted by Jeff from Feeds.feedburner

          Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton will endorse Senator Barack Obama on Friday, bringing a close to her 17-month campaign for the White House, aides said. Her decision came after Democrats urged her on Wednesday to leave the race and allow the party to coalesce around Mr. Obama.

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    • Sen. Tester nominates Schweitzer for Obama's veep

      Posted by Jeff from Daily Kos

      As our good friend Tester nominates the Montana governor for Obama's veep on MSNBC, I've got to admit that about a year ago, while on a long bike ride, I waxed poetic with my riding mates about my dream ticket -- Obama/Schweitzer for eight years, then Schweitzer/Obama for the next eight.

      I was half joking (about the Schweitzer/Obama part). The reality is that Schweitzer is gung-ho about his re-election race. But man, I would be in heaven.

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    • Obama makes history with nomination

      Posted by Jeff from Feeds.reuters

      WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Barack Obama captured the Democratic presidential nomination on Tuesday, capping a rapid rise from political obscurity to become the first black to lead a major U.S. party into a race for the White House.

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      AP Reports Obama has delegates for nomination

      Posted by Jeff from MSNBC

      Barack Obama effectively clinched the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday, the Associated Press reported, citing its tally of convention delegates. He would become the first black candidate ever to lead a major U.S. party into a fall campaign for the White House.

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    Damianmann comments on:

    Duo take Obama birth challenge to Court

    er…....

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    4:17 pm 11/26/08
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    cheryltaragin comments on:

    Official: Richardson to be commerce secretary

    I like Richardson and believe he has a meaningful place in this administration, but Commerce Secretary? What's the expertise? Do you agree? And if so, where do you think Richardson is better suited?

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    10:58 am 11/23/08
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    speedtraphunter comments on:

    Janet Napolitano, Homeland Security Secretary?

    A very sobering prospect, indeed:

    veilguy.blogspot.com/2008/11/napolitano-head-of-homeland-security.html


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    12:20 am 11/22/08
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    dude comments on:

    Janet Napolitano, Homeland Security Secretary?

    if her decades of failing to secure the Mexico-AZ border are any indication, then she should do a real bang-up job securing the whole country

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    12:15 pm 11/20/08
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    Damianmann comments on:

    Obama advisers: Bush era war criminals will walk

    I think it’s time to say no to this. If we supported Obama to bring about change, then we have to insist that’s what he delivers

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    5:08 pm 11/18/08
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    charlieprofit comments on:

    Obama's Transparent Presidency: Weekly YouTube Addresses

    Obama will cause more of a recession. He wants to implement all kinds of programs. The money has to come from somewhere. We already know he is going to raise taxes on the very companies that provide jobs to the people. In order for those companies to afford the increase, prices will go up. People will buy less. Employees will get laid off. Welfare will be at an all time high. With the US Gov handing out checks, there will be a larger influx of immigrants (legal and illegal) which will put even more strain. McCain would NOT raise those taxes and would create incentives to stimulate job growth which would obviously get the economy going. Can it be explained any more simple?

     

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    4:38 pm 11/16/08
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    wmurray8 comments on:

    Obama's Transparent Presidency: Weekly YouTube Addresses

    The only fear I have is an economical fear. A total collapse of the world economy. I have absolutely no fear of any country’s military aggression. I do have a fear thatourr country is going into a severe recession or depression. The mismangement of our economy and our getting off the gold standard will be the cause of it. It will not only cause a severe reciession in the US but the world as well. It has already started… I am totally out of equities and are in all cash positions. Others would be wise to do the same. As far as Obama is concerned, he will will do a better job the anyone else who could have been selected.

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    4:19 pm 11/16/08
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