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Family fights for assisted-suicide vote
For a Seattle woman dying of cancer and her family, the campaign to let voters to decide to allow physician-assisted suicide is personal.

Campaign Countdown: 128 Days To Go

Obama defends his own patriotism against rumors
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. -- Flanked by American flags, Barack Obama forcefully defended his patriotism Monday against anyone who would challenge it, declaring he wouldn't stand for persistent rumors questioning his loyalty and aimed at sinking his presidential campaign.

Campaign Countdown: 129 Days To Go

Obama and Clinton make stand in Unity
UNITY, N.H. -- Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton sought Friday to turn the page on their bitter, history-making fight for the Democratic presidential nomination, declaring the next chapter is about beating Republican John McCain.

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Dobson Says No Way Am Voting For McCain?
What has changed since he spoke those words?
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Obama Pays Female Staff Less Than Males
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 8:29 AM By: Fred Lucas While Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has vowed to make pay equity for women a top priority if elected president ...
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Report: Christian Conservative Leaders Unite to Support McCain
Concerns exist that Obama “will decimate moral values,” said Mat Staver, chairman of the Florida law advocacy group Liberty Counsel. The support is a welcome break for McCain ...
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Ralph Nader received 6 percent of the vote
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 5:48 PM By: Rick Pedraza Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader received 6 percent of the vote in a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll released ...
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Rush signs new contact for 400 million
This man is amazing. Give this guy credit. all of you on the left. This man is next to Karl Rove as ...
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Study shows right wingers have 3 times as many nightmares as liberals
This makes sense. Conservatives are more fearful than liberals. They are afraid of everything. It must ...
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Clark Seeks to Clarify Critical Remarks of McCain’s Military Service
Retired Gen. Wesley Clark, who caused a stir over the weekend when he dismissed John McCain’s military ...
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Obama's numbers go up- the markets go down .
Just a coincidence or are markets getting nervous for a reason we don't know about?
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The Candidates: On the Issues

Immigration has emerged as a major issue in the '08 presidential election - especially on the Republican side. The immigration debate is of particular concern to Westerners and will likely be a factor in the Democrats' Jan. 19 Nevada caucuses.

Where do the major candidates stand on immigration?

Hillary Rodham Clinton: Clinton Voted for the 2006 bill that would have provided conditional path to citizenship, and supported the border fence. To read more about Clinton's views, click here.more

Mike Huckabee: Huckabee has favored allowing illegal aliens who are in the country to apply for legal status if they pay penalties, get guest worker permits, register with authorities and aren’t allowed to jump in line ... more

John McCain: McCain sponsored a 2006 bill that would have allowed illegal immigrants to stay in the U.S., work and apply to become legal residents after learning English, paying fines and back taxes and clearing a ... more

Barack Obama: Obama voted for a 2006 bill that would have provided a conditional path to citizenship, and supported a fence along the Mexican border. To read more about Obama's views, click here. more

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