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Hagel's Wife to Back Obama
The wife of Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel plans to endorse Democrat Barack Obama.
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McCain-Obama Prep for Round TwoJohn McCain and Barack Obama will square off for a second time Tuesday, in a town hall meeting style debate. |
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GOP Questions Obama's Campaign MoneyThe Republican National Committee wants an audit of Barack Obama's presidential campaign contributions. |
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Candidates Ready to Take Off the GlovesPalin said it was 'fair to talk about' how Obama's political career was launched with the help of Bill Ayers. |
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Palin Accuses Obama of Ties with TerroristsAt a rally in California Saturday, Palin said Obama was 'palling around' with terrorists. |
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