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- 7 things to watch as the fall race kicks off
- Book attacks McCain's Abramoff inquiry
- Doh!: Top eight gaffes of the campaign
- GOP bounce: McCain overtakes Obama
- Palin agrees to interview
- A tale of two cities
- McCain touts Palin on foreign affairs
- Obama: Palin aligned with Bush, Cheney
- Biden challenges Palin to take questions
- McCain: Aides may work for $1 a year
A forceful, but narrow agenda
Political observers say GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin can tout some significant legislative victories in Alaska on oil and ethics, but that her record is otherwise thin. Palin (above) campaigned with McCain in Colorado Saturday. (Boston Globe)
Campaign Notebook
On 9/11, candidates will show unity
John McCain and Barack Obama will put aside partisan politics for a joint appearance at ground zero to mark the seventh anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. (Globe)

Obama reaches out
to blue-collar voters
Barack Obama, trying to build on his show of strength at the DNC, is targeting one of his biggest weaknesses: his standing with white, blue-collar voters. (Boston Globe)
Community organizers fault GOP comments
Community organizers in Boston and beyond have taken offense at the barbs thrown at them from Sarah Palin and Rudy Giuliani at the RNC in St. Paul. (Boston Globe)

Neilsen: McCain tops Obama
Barack Obama's in-person audience of 84,000 dwarfed John McCain's at the RNC, but more television viewers tuned in to see McCain speak, according to Neilsen ratings. (Foon Rhee, Political Intelligence)
Obama, McCain back at it
Barack Obama and John McCain hit the battlegrounds of Pennsylvania and Wisconsin respectively today, fighting over the mantle of change for the election. (By Andrew Taylor, AP)
- McCain, Palin ride the momentum
- Obama hits McCain on the economy
- Public divided on Palin
- Candidates react to unemployment rise
MORE CAMPAIGN NEWS
- Palin raises hope for parents of disabled kids
- McCain takes on GOP and Bush along with Obama
- Today on the presidential campaign trail
- Palin still off-limits for press inquiries
- Campaign Notebook Bill Clinton to have lunch with Obama
- McCain envisions room for Democrats
- James Carroll War, honor, and John McCain
- McCain takes 4-point lead over Obama in poll
- Poll: McCain takes lead from Obama
- McCain leads Obama by 4 points after convention: poll
- McCain campaign hits Albuquerque restaurant
- Obama plans extended meeting with Bill Clinton
- Palin's pastor urges flock to pray for the media
- Obama says he was too flip on abortion question
- McCain takes on GOP and Bush along with Obama
- ABC News' Gibson lands first Palin interview
- Obama's stump speech plays to fears, hopes
- Obama: Recession could delay rescinding tax cuts
- McCain says he will include Democrats in Cabinet
- Obama, McCain call for changes in mortgage giants






