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    20081014
    OPINION News.
    BARACK OBAMA News.Barack Obama2008 ELECTION News2008 ElectionFEDERAL News.FederalLAW News.LawPOLITICS News. POLITICIAN News.PoliticsINVESTIGATION News.InvestigationCOLORADO News.ColoradoINDIANA News.IndianaOHIO News.OhioMICHIGAN News.MichiganNEVADA News.NevadaNORTH CAROLINA News.North CarolinaNEW HAMPSHIRE News.New HampshireWISCONSIN News.Wisconsin
    "Obama Campaign: Count Every Vote." ... "Republicans have been raising a huge stink about voter fraud in recent days, but the much bigger question on Election Day [2008] is whether every vote (or at least most of them) will actually be counted." ... "The New York Times published a shocking story last week, reporting that "tens of thousands of eligible voters in at least six swing states have been removed from the rolls or have been blocked from registering in ways that appear to violate federal law."" ... "The article continued: "Although much attention this year has been focused on the millions of new voters being added to the rolls by the candidacy of Senator Barack Obama, there has been far less notice given to the number of voters being dropped from those same rolls." The paper looked at six swing states: Colorado, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Nevada and North Carolina. "Michigan and Colorado are removing voters from the rolls within 90 days of a federal election, which is not allowed except when voters die, notify the authorities that they have moved out of state, or have been declared unfit to vote. Indiana, Nevada, North Carolina and Ohio seem to be improperly using Social Security data to verify registration applications for new voters."" ... "The net effect: in Michigan 33,000 voters were removed from the rolls in August and in Colorado 37,000 voters were purged in three weeks since mid-July. Imagine this scenario--on Election Day thousands of voters will show up to the polls, only to be told they're not registered, leading to chaos and confusion, perhaps in large enough numbers to swing the results in crucial swing states." ... "It's a scary thought--and one the [2008 Election Democratic Presidential Candidate Barack] Obama campaign says they're preparing for. On a conference call today, Obama campaign manager David Plouffe and legal counsel Bob Bauer laid out their plans to ensure that every vote is counted." ... ""This has been an election of enormous interest to the American people and we think that's something that should be celebrated," Plouffe said. "Our opponents seem to have a different view."" ... "Obama counsel Bob Bauer pointed to examples in Montana, where Republicans have used change-of-address forms to improperly challenge new Democratic registrants (a federal judge called the GOP's tactics "political chicanery"); in Ohio, where Republicans challenged same-day registration and absentee voting (the 6th circuit court said the claim rested on "shaky ground"); in Michigan, where Republicans tried to use foreclosure lists to purge voters; and in Wisconsin, where the Republican Attorney General is suing the state's board of elections. (And just today, a GOP [GOP=Grand Old Party=Republican] operative was indicted for lying to the FBI [Federal Bureau of Investigation] about charges that he jammed the phones of the New Hampshire Democratic Party on Election Day 2002.)" -By Ari Berman -TheNation.com
    20080913
    POLITICAL News. POLITICIAN News.
    JOHN MCCAIN News.John McCainBARACK OBAMA News.Barack ObamaILLINOIS NewsIllinoisARIZONA News.ArizonaNEW HAMPSHIRE News.New Hampshire2008 ELECTION News2008 Election
    "Obama aide: McCain campaign 'sleaziest' in modern history." ... "[2008 Election Democratic Presidential Candidate and Illinois Senator] Sen. Barack Obama's spokesman on Saturday accused [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate and Arizona Senator] Sen. John McCain of "cynically running the sleaziest and least honorable campaign in modern presidential campaign history."" ... "Obama, speaking to a crowd Saturday in Manchester, New Hampshire, said, "John McCain wants to have a debate about national security; let's have that debate. I warned that going into Iraq would distract us from Afghanistan. John McCain cheerleaded for it. John McCain was wrong, and I was right."" ... ""The McCain-[Sarah] Palin ticket, they don't want to debate the Obama-Biden ticket on issues because they are running on eight more years of what we've just seen. And they know it," the Democratic presidential nominee said. "As a consequence, what they're going to spend the next seven, eight weeks doing is trying to distract you." ... ""They're going to talk about pigs, and they're going to talk about lipstick; they're going to talk about Paris Hilton, they're going to talk about Britney Spears. They will try to distort my record, and they will try to undermine your trust in what the Democrats intend to do." -CNN
    20080420
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  • JOHN MCCAIN News. 2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate John Sidney McCain III News.John McCainPSYCHOLOGY News.PsychologyPOLITICIAN News. POLITICS News.PoliticianHISTORY News.HistoryUS AMERICAN NewsUSINTERNATIONAL News. WORLD News.International2008 ELECTION News2008 ElectionRICK RENZI News. Arizona Republican Politician Rick Renzi News.Rick RenziNEW HAMPSHIRE News.New HampshireVIRGINIA News.VirginiaTEXAS News.TexasARIZONA News.Arizona - "McCain: A Question of Temperament." ... "Since the beginning of [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate John] McCain's public life, the many witnesses to his temper have had strikingly different reactions to it. Some depict McCain, now the presumptive Republican nominee for president, as an erratic hothead incapable of staying cool in the face of what he views as either disloyalty to him or irrational opposition to his ideas. Others praise a firebrand who is resolute against the forces of greed and gutlessness." ... "Former senator Bob Smith, a New Hampshire Republican, expresses worries about McCain: "His temper would place this country at risk in international affairs, and the world perhaps in danger. In my mind, it should disqualify him."" ... "He [McCain] recalls in his writings how, as a toddler, he sometimes held his breath and fainted during moments of fury." ... "The nicknames hung on him at Episcopal [private High School in Alexandria, Virginia] mocked his hair-trigger feistiness: "Punk" and "McNasty."" ... "In 2007, during a heated closed-door discussion with Senate colleagues about the contentious immigration issue, he angrily shouted a profanity at a fellow Republican [Senator], John Cornyn of Texas, an incident that quickly found its way into headlines." ... "Reports recently surfaced of [Representative] Rep. Rick Renzi, an Arizona Republican, taking offense when McCain called him "boy" once too often during a 2006 meeting, a story that McCain aides confirm while playing down its importance." ... "[Former New Hampshire Republican Bob Smith] "I've witnessed a lot of his temper and outbursts," Smith said. "For me, some of this stuff is relevant. It raises questions about stability. . . . It's more than just temper. It's this need of his to show you that he's above you -- a sneering, condescending attitude. It's hurt his relationships in Congress. . . . I've seen it up-close."" (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) -By Michael Leahy -WashingtonPost
  • 20080407
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  • JOHN MCCAIN News. 2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate John Sidney McCain III News.John McCainIRAQ News.IraqMILITARY News.WarUS AMERICAN News.USNEW HAMPSHIRE News.NH - "McCain Told Me 100 Years." ... "I was the questioner at the January 3 Town Hall Meeting in Derry, NH [New Hampshire], who [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate John] McCain called Ernest Hemingway and who asked him what he hoped to accomplish in Iraq and how long it would take. When I pressed him for a time frame and cited [Republican President] George Bush's figure of fifty years, Senator McCain shocked me by saying "Maybe a hundred"." ... "Now, three months later, McCain partisans are regretting the candor of their candidate, and in a full-court press, are claiming that McCain's opponents have mischaracterized his remarks." ... "McCain's words left little room for interpretation. By saying that he was fine with staying in Iraq for 100 years, he made clear his commitment to staying the course and, further, to remaining in Iraq for years after the country is pacified, assuming that's ever possible." ... "Everyone who was there that night got it: we weren't getting out anytime soon." ... "Hendrik Hertzberg of The New Yorker summed it up when he wrote, "what the context shows, I think, is that yanking that sound bite out of context isn't really all that unfair. McCain wants to stay in Iraq until no more Americans are getting killed, no matter how long it takes and how many Americans get killed achieving that goal -- that is, the goal of not getting any more Americans killed. And once that goal is achieved, we'll stay."" ... "When offered the opportunity to backtrack later, McCain only dug himself in deeper, upping the ante to 10,000 years, or a million. He may as well have said "forever" when he confirmed his 100 years remark and added that he would support permanent bases in Iraq three days later on NBC's Meet the Press." ... "Not content to confine the endless war to Iraq, McCain went on to warn of other wars." -By Dave Tiffany -HuffingtonPost.com
  • 20080221
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  • JOHN MCCAIN News. 2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate John Sidney McCain III News.John McCainMONEY News. FINANCING News.MoneyPOLITICS News. POLITICIAN News.Politics2008 ELECTION News2008 ElectionNEW HAMPSHIRE News. NEW HAMPSHIRE State News.New Hampshire - "McCain Loan Raises FEC Questions." ... "The government's top campaign finance regulator says [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate] John McCain can't drop out of the primary election's public financing system until he answers questions about a loan he obtained to kickstart his once faltering presidential campaign." ... "Federal Election Commission Chairman David Mason [a Republican appointee], in a letter to McCain this week, said the all-but-certain Republican nominee needs to assure the commission that he did not use the promise of public money to help secure a $4 million line of credit he obtained in November." ... "At issue is the fine print in the loan agreement between McCain and Fidelity & Trust Bank. McCain secured the loan using his list of contributors, his promise to use that list to raise money to pay off the loan and by taking out a life insurance policy." ... "But the agreement also said that if McCain were to withdraw from the public financing system before the end of 2007 and then were to lose the New Hampshire primary by more than 10 percentage points, he would have had to reapply to the FEC [Federal Election Commission] for public matching funds and provide the bank additional collateral for the loan." ... "In his letter to McCain, Mason said the commission would allow a candidate to withdraw from the public finance system as long as he had not received any public funds and had not pledged the certification of such funds "as security for private financing."" (1, 2) -By Jim Kuhnhenn -AP via -WTOPnews.com 
  • 20080216
    LANGUAGE News.
  • JOHN MCCAIN News. 2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate John Sidney McCain III News.John McCainPOLITICIAN News. POLITICS News.Politics2008 ELECTION News2008 ElectionTEXAS News.TexasIOWA News.IowaNEW MEXICO News.New MexicoNEW HAMPSHIRE News.New HampshirePETE DOMENICI News. New Mexico Republican Pete Vichi Domenici News.DomeniciBARACK OBAMA News. 2008 Election Democratic Presidential Candidate Barack Obama News.ObamaHILLARY CLINTON News. 2008 Election Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton News.ClintonHISTORY News.History - "McCain's temper may prove to be a liability in presidential campaign." ... "Temper, temper." ... "Republican [2008 Election Presidential Candidate] John McCain is known for his." ... "The presumptive Republican presidential nominee has been dubbed "Senator Hothead" by more than one publication." ... ""F--- you," he shouted at Texas [Republican Senator] Sen. John Cornyn last year." ... ""Only an a------ would put together a budget like this," he told the former Budget Committee chairman, [New Mexico Republican Senator] Sen. Pete Domenici, in 1999." ... ""I'm calling you a f------ jerk!" he once retorted to Iowa [Republican Senator] Sen. Chuck Grassley." ... "McCain has even blown up at volunteers and, on occasion, the average guy." ... "He often pokes fun at his reputation: "Thanks for the question, you little jerk," he said last year to a New Hampshire high school student wondering if McCain, at 71, was too old to be president." ... "Other times, his ire is all too real. This has prompted questions about whether his temperament is suited to the office of commander-in-chief or whether it might handicap him in a presidential campaign against either [2008 Election Democratic Presidential Candidates] Barack Obama or Hillary Rodham Clinton, who are not known for such outbursts." ... ""I decided I didn't want this guy anywhere near a trigger," Domenici told Newsweek in 2000 when McCain unsuccessfully sought the Republican presidential nomination against [Republican President] George W. Bush." (1, 2) -By Libby Quaid -AP via -IHT.com 
    MONEY News. FINANCING News. BANK News.
  • JOHN MCCAIN News. 2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate John Sidney McCain III News.John McCainFEDERAL News.FederalLAW News. LAWYERS News.LawPOLITICIAN News. POLITICS News.PoliticsMARYLAND NewsMarylandNEW HAMPSHIRE News.New Hampshire2008 ELECTION News2008 Election - "McCain Got Loan by Pledging to Seek Federal Funds." ... "[2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate] John McCain's cash-strapped campaign borrowed $1 million from a Bethesda [Maryland] bank two weeks before the New Hampshire primary by pledging to enter the public financing system if his bid for the presidency faltered, newly disclosed records show." ... "McCain had already taken a $3 million bank loan in November to keep his campaign afloat, and he sought from the same bank $1 million more shortly before this month's Super Tuesday contests, this time pledging incoming but unprocessed contributions as collateral." ... "The unorthodox lending terms also raised fresh questions from McCain's critics about his ability to repeatedly draw money from the Maryland-based Fidelity & Trust Bank. Campaign finance lawyers speculated whether McCain may have inadvertently committed himself to entering the public financing system for the remainder of the primary season by holding out the prospect of taking public matching funds in exchange for the $1 million loan in December." ... "Cleta Mitchell, a veteran campaign finance lawyer and a McCain critic, said she has never encountered a similar agreement." ... ""They've clearly got a sweetheart deal with this bank," Mitchell said. "This bank is just a cash register for them."" (1, 2) -By Matthew Mosk with contributions by Perry Bacon Jr. -WashingtonPost
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