Washington, Sept. 13 : Should she be asked to take on presidential responsibilities in the event of something happening to John McCain, vice-president Palin, if elected, may just find the White House too hot to handle, most experts believe.

According to them, the hyperbole being generated by Sarah Palin''s perfectly competent and largely uneventful first television interview with ABC is all very well, but a problem could arise if it comes to actually knuckling down and dealing with issues of national importance firmly.

Washington, Sep 13 : Republican presidential candidate John McCain has taken a slender lead over his rival Barack Obama less than two months before elections, a poll on the presidential race has said.

The Arizona senator has a 13-percentage-point lead over his Democratic rival both with men and senior citizens, and a 23-point advantage among rural residents, according to the Associated Press-GfK Poll of likely voters.

The two conflicting U.S. presidential candidates, John McCain and Barack Obama have the same opinion on cancer. According to both of them, there is a need for research and they also insured that the fatal disease will be a priority for them always.

Both contenders have their personal experiences and both are ready to fight against cancer. Every year more than 560,000 Americans are claimed by the big C   

Obama said, “I know what it does to families, I know what it does to people.”

Concord (New Hampshire, United States), Sept.13 (ANI): The Obama campaign’s two new anti-McCain advertisements have taken different approaches -- One attacked McCain directly, the other tried to reinforce Obama''s message of change with the candidate talking to the camera.

Concord (New Hampshire, United States), Sept. 13 (ANI): Seeking to regain his footing amid faltering poll numbers in the run-up to the November 4 presidential elections, Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama launched a stinging counter-attack against his Republican presidential rival John McCain.

The Obama campaign launched its promised counterpunch against McCain on Friday, portraying him as an aging, out-of-touch politician who would cater to "fat-cat" lobbyists and continue President Bush''s economic policies.

New York, Sept. 12 : Concerned Democrats wany party presidential nominee Barack Obama to be more strident and aggressive against Republican opponents John McCain and sarah Palin.

The Washington Post quotes a majority of them as saying that the Obama campaign is not pushing back hard enough against Republican attacks in a critical phase of the race.

Some Democrats said Obama needed to seize control of the campaign and block McCain from snatching away his message that he was the best hope to bring change to Washington.