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Obama reintroduces himself in first general election TV ad

Senator John McCain of Arizona took part in a town hall meeting yesterday in St. Paul. The Republican candidate said if he becomes president, terrorist Osama bin Laden will be killed in combat or executed. Senator John McCain of Arizona took part in a town hall meeting yesterday in St. Paul. The Republican candidate said if he becomes president, terrorist Osama bin Laden will be killed in combat or executed. (Jim Mone/Associated Press)
June 20, 2008

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While there aren't too many Americans who don't know who he is by now, Barack Obama uses his first general election TV ad to reintroduce himself as the product of strong American family values who has a "deep and abiding faith in the country I love." (Full article: 832 words)

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