Obama's "pork" projector
Key quote: “While we were working to eliminate pork-barrel earmark projects, he voted for nearly $1 billion in pork-barrel earmarks, including $3 million for an overhead projector at a planetarium in Chicago, Ill.,”
Key quote: “While we were working to eliminate pork-barrel earmark projects, he voted for nearly $1 billion in pork-barrel earmarks, including $3 million for an overhead projector at a planetarium in Chicago, Ill.,”
Key quote: "Fifty-four percent of respondents said Obama performed better in the debate, while 30 percent said McCain fared better."
Key quote: "Democrat Barack Obama's campaign criticized John McCain's mortgage bailout plan Wednesday, saying it would cause the government to lose money by paying too much for bad loans."
Key quote: "From Sept. 30 to Oct. 6, Obama spent more than $20 million on television ads in 17 states including more than $3 million in Pennsylvania and more than $2 million each in Florida, Michigan and Ohio. McCain in that same time frame spent just $7.2 million in 15 states."
Key quute: "His campaign is going up Monday on national cable stations with a scathing ad saying: “Three quarters of a million jobs lost this year. Our financial system in turmoil. And John McCain? Erratic in a crisis. Out of touch on the economy. No wonder his campaign wants to change the subject."
Key quote: "In a press conference called this afternoon to respond to John McCain's decision to suspend his campaign, Barack Obama said that 'every American has a stake in solving this crisis and saving our financial system from collapse' but that he is in favor of continuing the campaign and meeting Republican nominee in Mississippi Friday for the first presidential debate of the general election."
Key quote: "Republican John McCain has suspended his campaign and will return to Washington to focus on the US financial crisis."
Key quote: "The spot focuses on Sen. Barack Obama's ties to Chicago's notorious history of shady politics."
Key quote: "If you are a member of America's middle class in this presidential year, you are sort of like a blue-chip football recruit, lavished with praise, attention and adoration from fawning coaches and alumni who would love nothing better than to land the prized player to win the national championship."
Video of Obama speaking about McCain's economic policy.
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