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22.10.2008, 16:32
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Colin Powell’s decision to back Barack Obama in the U.S. elections has sparked controversy, but both parties would do well to act on the detail of what he said, says John Bourke, political analyst for RT.
23.10.2008, 05:56
A new poll on the US election suggests Republican candidate John McCain is closing the gap on Barack Obama and now lies just a point behind. Commissioned by the Associated Press, it says 44 per cent of those expected to vote support Obama, while 43 percen
23.10.2008, 11:54
Al-Qaeda is backing John McCain in the US presidential election, according to the website considered to be the voice of al-Qaeda’s leadership. It says that the notorious terrorist group would like to see four more years of Bush policies in the Middle East
23.10.2008, 13:22
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Sarah Palin's wardrobe expenses have totalled a record $150,000 of Republican money, according to reports in America. In times when even the British Queen is saving on clothes and appearing in public in her old outfits,
24.10.2008, 05:52
A study on mainstream media coverage of the U.S. presidential election finds 53 per cent of the narrative focuses on the candidate's behaviour. According to the Pew Research Center, subjects like temperament, body language and personal encounters receive
25.10.2008, 13:46
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Two is company, three is a crowd – maybe that’s why no one invited any other candidates to debate with Barack Obama and John McCain, so the third party contenders decided to have a debate of their own. They say the national media ignores them.
Published: 23 October, 2008, 21:53
A majority of Americans think that the U.S. presidential election next month will be marred by fraud. A survey released by Opinion Dynamics suggests over 60 % believe there will be widespread voter fraud, with 35 % keeping faith in the electoral process.
