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John McCain and
Barack Obama have both reported about 22 million dollars in fundraising for the month of May. This is Obama's worst month yet for fundraising in contrast to this being McCains best.
Is this a trend? It may be too early to tell at this point but should be encouraging to McCain supporters.
This comes as the RNC is stomping the DNC in
fundraising efforts
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DNC COMMITTEEMAN and top clinton adviser Harold Ickes on Barack Obama's ELECTABILITY
Ickes: "The fact is: He is not going to be able to win the general election against John McCain." (Ben Smith, "Ickes On Obama," The Politico's "Ben Smith" Blog, www.politico.com, 6/3/08)
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Watch Fox's Chris Wallace take DNC Chairman Howard Dean to the woodshed over the DNC's misleading ads that misrepresent John McCain's postions on key issues.
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From AP
...ANALYSIS: The video of McCain's response is edited to exclude the remainder of his answer, where he acknowledged that "things are tough right now." This type of selective quoting has become commonplace. Obama, in criticizing McCain on the economy last week, used only a portion of a McCain answer to Bloomberg Television...
Here is the full story from AP:
New Democratic Party ad edits McCain's response on economy
TITLE: "Better Off?"
LENGTH: 30 seconds.
AIRING: Nationally on cable.SCRIPT: CNN's Anderson Cooper: "Senator McCain, are Americans better off than they were eight years ago?"
McCain: "I think you could argue that Americans overall are better off, because we have had a pretty good prosperous time, with low unemployment, low inflation. A lot of good things have happened. A lot of jobs have been created ... I think we are better off overall." read more »
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Here is video of former Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating - a leading supporter of John McCain - talking with Fox News about the reaction of Howard Dean and the Democratic National Committee to a recent John McCain ad that points out his military service as a POW. Dean calls that being "an opportunist."
Dean just hates the fact John McCain actually has a record of service and valor to run on, as opposed to the two candidates for the Dems whose records look mighty slim next to McCain.
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