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John McCain: Lies on Barack Obama PART1

2008-10-12T02:48:47Z

Shame on you! PART1

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John McCain: Lies on Barack Obama part2

2008-10-12T02:48:43Z

Shame on you! PART2

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Aaron The King Wizard on the Economy

2008-10-12T02:21:27Z

Aaron The King Wizard talked about the 700 billion dollar bailout plan our government provided Wall Street and the banks. Filmed by Robby Roadsteamer

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Rep Lewis on McCain-Palin: Sowing Seeds of Hatred & Division

2008-10-12T02:49:59Z

Congressman & Civil Rights Leader John Lewis issued a statement on the hate speech being incited at McCain-Palin rallies.

"As one who was a victim of violence and hate during the height of the Civil Rights Movement, I am deeply disturbed by the negative tone of the McCain-Palin campaign. What I am seeing reminds me too much of another destructive period in American history. Sen. McCain and Gov. Palin are sowing the seeds of hatred and division, and there is no need for this hostility in our political discourse.

During another period, in the not too distant past, there was a governor of the state of Alabama named George Wallace who also became a presidential candidate. George Wallace never threw a bomb. He never fired a gun, but he created the climate and the conditions that encouraged vicious attacks against innocent Americans who were simply trying to exercise their constitutional rights. Because of this atmosphere of hate, four little girls were killed on Sunday morning when a church was bombed in Birmingham, Alabama.

As public figures with the power to influence and persuade, Sen. McCain and Gov. Palin are playing with fire, and if they are not careful, that fire will consume us all. They are playing a very dangerous game that disregards the value of the political process and cheapens our entire democracy. We can do better. The American people deserve better."

The Obama campaign responded by saying John Lewis was right about the hateful rhetoric of the McCain-Palin campaign.

"Senator Obama does not believe that John McCain or his policy criticism is in any way comparable to George Wallace or his segregationist policies. But John Lewis was right to condemn some of the hateful rhetoric that John McCain himself personally rebuked just last night, as well as the baseless and profoundly irresponsible charges from his own running mate that the Democratic nominee for President of the United States pals around with terrorists. As Barack Obama has said himself, the last thing we need from either party is the kind of angry, divisive rhetoric that tears us apart at a time of crisis when we desperately need to come together. That is the kind of campaign Senator Obama will continue to run in the weeks ahead," said Obama-Biden spokesman Bill Burton.

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Forest Whitaker in Detroit

2008-10-12T02:48:05Z

Actor Forest Whitaker stops by a Detroit office to express his appreciation for everyone working on our campaign for change. Visit MI.BarackObama.com to get involved now.

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Obama: McCain is Out of Touch & Out of Time on the Economy

2008-10-12T02:49:59Z

Speaking in Philadelphia, Obama told supporters, "I appreciated his reminder that we can disagree while still being respectful of each other,"referring to McCain.

McCain "has served this country with honor, and he deserves our thanks for that," Obama said.

But, McCain "still doesn't get it" on the economy. "He's out of touch and running out of time," Obama stated.

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Re: State of Obama Part 2

2008-10-12T02:47:53Z

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Can Obama win in Canton, Ohio?

2008-10-12T02:49:01Z

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TRNN travels to Ohio and talks to people hit by economic crisis

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"Obama Is An Arab"-Says McCain Volunteer In Letters

2008-10-12T02:49:20Z

More at www.theuptake.org Gayle Quinnel, a John McCain supporter says at a McCain Rally that "Obama is an Arab". She is quickly corrected by John McCain who takes away her microphone. This is an interview with her done by a live streaming cell phone. Interviewers include Noah Kunin, Senior Political Correspondent from The UpTake, Adam Aigner of NBC News and Dana Bash of CNN. Quinnel cited that she obtained the information on Obama being an Arab at "her local library" and from a pamphlet obtained at a local McCain campaign office (provided by a fellow volunteer not the campaign itself). She has taken it upon herself to redistribute the information as widely as possible by making copies of the pamphlet and sending it to random names in the phone book

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McCain Volunteer Sends Out "Obama is an Arab" letters

2008-10-12T02:42:40Z

More at www.theuptake.org

Gayle Quinnel, a John McCain supporter says at a McCain Rally that "Obama is an Arab". She is quickly corrected by John McCain who takes away her microphone. This is an interview with her done by a live streaming cell phone. Interviewers include Noah Kunin, Senior Political Correspondent from The UpTake, Adam Aigner of NBC News and Dana Bash of CNN.

Quinnel cited that she obtained the information on Obama being an Arab at "her local library" and from a pamphlet obtained at a local McCain campaign office (provided by a fellow volunteer not the campaign itself). She has taken it upon herself to redistribute the information as widely as possible by making copies of the pamphlet and sending it to random names in the phone book.

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McCain Going After Michelle Obama

2008-10-12T02:49:48Z

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This Week's Highlights

2008-10-12T02:49:47Z

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"Lose" Ad

2008-10-12T02:48:05Z

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Michelle at Women's Leadership Forum

2008-10-12T02:48:05Z

Michelle Obama spoke at the Women's Leadership Forum on October 10, 2008, in Chicago, Illinois.

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John McCain: Town Hall 10/10/08

2008-10-12T02:49:36Z

John McCain
Town Hall Meeting
Lakeville, MN 10/10/08

TRANSCRIPT:

JOHN MCCAIN: Look, I'm very enthusiastic and encouraged by the incredible enthusiasm that's here this afternoon. And, and the support and the real incredible volunteers and people who've been doing so much for us. And I think it's really good. And I have to tell you that I think a big part of the reason frankly is because the Governor of Alaska has ignited a lot of people as well in this campaign.

MCCAIN: But, so, and we want to fight and I will fight. But we will be respectful. I admire Sen. Obama and his accomplishments. I will respect him and I want [crowd boos] no, no. And I want everyone to be respectful, and let's make sure we are. Because that's the way politics should be conducted in America. So let's [crowd cheers] make sure we're all respectful. Now, I don't mean that has to reduce your ferocity. I just means it's gotta be respectful, okay? [indistinguishable yelling] And I would say that 99 and 44/100 of every person that's come to my town halls has been respectful, and I'm proud you're here and I'm grateful for it. And I appreciate your enthusiasm.

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John McCain: Town Hall 10/10/08

2008-10-12T02:49:35Z

John McCain
Town Hall Meeting
Lakeville, MN 10/10/08

TRANSCRIPT:

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Fringe People

2008-10-12T02:40:16Z

As reported in yesterdays WASHINGTON POST, The Maryland State Police classified 53 nonviolent activists as terrorists and entered their names and personal information into state and federal databases that track terrorism suspects, the state police chief acknowledged yesterday. READ MORE_ operationitch.wordpress.com
Remember Northern Command. The folks who brought you the those awkwardly timed drills that were supposed to simulate a domestic terror attack on the very day, 9/11. That we had an actual terror attack? As of OCT 1st, Northern Command is in charge for the first time ever- of its own battalion of U.S. Army personnel deployed - right here on American soil, to quote quell domestic disturbances among other duties.

The future is so bright. I gotta wear shades. read more operationitch.wordpress.com

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Talk Radio Host Blames Stock Plunge on Obama

2008-10-12T02:50:11Z

Steve Cordasco and Neil Cavuto. Oct. 10, 2008.

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McCain: "You Do Not Have To Be Scared" of Obama as President

2008-10-12T02:50:11Z

John McCain at campaign rally, October 10, 2008

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McCain Tries to Tame Flames He Earlier Fanned

2008-10-12T02:50:11Z

John McCain at a campaign rally, October 10, 2008

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Minnesota Canvasses for Barack

2008-10-12T02:48:05Z

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Barack "OSAMA" Printed on NY Absentee Ballots

2008-10-12T02:50:00Z

Ballot typo?

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Will Racism Have an Impact at the Polls? - John Zogby

2008-10-12T02:49:26Z

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Pollster John Zogby discusses Barack Obama and the impact of race on the 2008 U.S. Presidential election.

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As we enter the final months before the historic 2008 presidential election, how has the American character and our attitude towards politics and foreign policy changed?

According to pollster John Zogby, the conventional wisdom about Americans -- that we're isolated from the world, politically fragmented, and inclined toward material pleasure -- isn't just flawed, it may be 180 degrees from the truth.

Drawing on thousands of in-depth surveys, he reveals a new and developing American character, including the emergence of the most globally oriented generation in our history.

Join the Council for a conversation with John Zogby as he helps us to understand where we are headed politically, culturally and globally, as well as how this new direction is shaping the politics behind both presidential campaigns - World Affairs Council of Northern California

John Zogby is President and Chief Executive Officer of Zogby International, a leading public opinion and market research firm. Mr. Zogby routinely conducts polls on health care reform and global health efforts. Among his accomplishments, he is widely recognized for correctly predicting the cliffhanger result of the 2000 presidential election for George W. Bush, in contrast to most other pollsters who had projected that Bush would win easily. Mr. Zogby established his firm in 1984 and since then has been tracking public opinion in North America, Latin America, the Middle East, Asia and Europe. He has written guest editorials for The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, among other major newspapers, and he is the author of a forthcoming portrait of the new American consumer, which will be published by Random House this fall. Mr. Zogby holds degrees in history from Le Moyne College and Syracuse University.

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Change and Experience Labels Still Stick

2008-10-12T02:49:53Z

Despite all that has happened on the campaign trail and on Wall Street, change remains the No. 1 reason Americans say they support Barack Obama and experience the No. 1 reason Americans say they support John McCain.

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What Do Americans Want in a President? - John Zogby

2008-10-12T02:49:26Z

Complete video at: fora.tv

Pollster John Zogby discusses American attitudes leading into the 2008 U.S. Presidential election.

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As we enter the final months before the historic 2008 presidential election, how has the American character and our attitude towards politics and foreign policy changed?

Drawing on thousands of in-depth surveys, he reveals a new and developing American character, including the emergence of the most globally oriented generation in our history.

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