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Presidential race shifts toward domestic issues
Economy, taxes supplant war talk
WASHINGTON - Once expected to be a stark referendum on the Iraq war and national security, the presidential campaign in both parties has been turning more toward domestic concerns, from illegal immigration and taxes among Republicans, to healthcare and Social Security among Democrats. (Full article: 948 words)
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