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Obama’s intense ground game in Ohio outguns McCain’s

Obama’s intense ground game in Ohio outguns McCain’s

RNC’s robocall uses Hillary Clinton’s words against Obama

RNC’s robocall uses Hillary Clinton’s words against ObamaTo push the idea that Barack Obama is unqualified to be president, Republican robocalls targeting the swing states in the final hours of the election, feature Hillary Clinton’s primary season criticism of Obama.

US candidates in final push; Chicago set for 1 million

US candidates in final push; Chicago set for 1 millionChicago/Washington - US presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain planned one final race across the country on Monday as state officials braced for record turnout in Tuesday's general election.

As Chicago prepared for a throng of 1 million people at a public park in anticipation of Democrat Obama's victory Tuesday, Republicans were wishing them bad weather and a surprise electoral victory for the underdog McCain.

US candidates make final push; Chicago braces for 1 million

US candidates make final push; Chicago braces for 1 millionChicago/Washington - US presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain planned one final race across the country on Monday as state officials braced for record turnout in Tuesday's general election.

As Chicago prepared for a throng of 1 million people at a public park in anticipation of Democrat Obama's victory Tuesday, Republicans were wishing them bad weather and a surprise electoral victory for the underdog McCain.

Americans in Germany catch election fever

Americans in Germany catch election feverBerlin - For Americans in Germany, election parties this week are not likely to get really exciting until long after midnight: it will be 5 am Wednesday, local time, when the polls finally close on the US west coast.

Not that the time difference has taken any edge off the excitement over the historic choice between Barack Obama, the Democratic candidate, and John McCain, the Republican contender. Obama visited Berlin in the summer and gave a speech to huge crowds. German media has closely followed the race.

Only a miracle can ensure a Republican win

Barack Obama, John McCainWashington, Nov. 3 : It''s hard to find a political pro who really believes John McCain can turn the presidential vote around on November 4, 2008.

Though the numbers are tightening in the battleground states, a pragmatic senior McCain strategist gave his boss only a 15 percent chance of pulling it off.

The New York Daily News quoted GOP guru Karl Rove, the architect of President Bush’s 2000 and 2004 victories, as saying that McCain faced a “very, very steep, uphill climb”.

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