HACKENSACK, N.J. — Presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain have barely touched on last year’s hottest national issue: immigration. Activists on both sides of the debate have assailed the near-absence of the issue in the campaign, saying it seems too much of a hot potato for either candidate. While the economy is, they say, justifiably eclipsing all else, they add that immigration …
(Reuters) – U.S. energy policy has been at the fore of the 2008 presidential race due to growing concerns about energy costs, U.S. reliance on foreign oil and environmental issues.
 Malaysia Star |
Candidates trade jabs in feverish final push
Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 2 hours ago DEFIANCE, OHIO – Spurred by the latest statistics that confirm the rocky state of the economy, Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain exhorted … Goodman: This is the scary season politically San Jose Mercury News BARACK OBAMA, JOHN MCCAIN, HORSERACE National Review Online Blogs It’s the economy, stupid, and it’s causing some Chicago … Medill Reports Daily Nation - Yale Daily News all 3,131 news articles |
 Voice of America |
Obama’s remarks on China are rhetoric, some say
Los Angeles Times, CA - 5 hours ago Barack Obama vowed in a letter released Wednesday to use “all diplomatic means” if elected to stop China from gaining an unfair trade advantage in global … China-Trade Issue Thrust Into Races as Vote Nears Wall Street Journal China fends off Obama criticism on currency policy Reuters Obama Says China Must Stop Manipulating Currency China Digital Times Voice of America - FXstreet.com The Foreign Exchange Market all 25 news articles |
 Times Online |
America should take a chance and make Barack Obama the next leader …
Economist, UK - 17 hours ago For all the shortcomings of the campaign, both John McCain and Barack Obama offer hope of national redemption. Now America has to choose between them. … McCain Links Economy, Security Washington Post Barack ‘Busby Berkeley’ Obama is here to cheer us up The Australian The Great Temptation Town Hall Harvard Crimson - Traverse City Record Eagle all 1,605 news articles |
 Boston Globe |
Campaigns push energy issues
Boston Globe, United States - Oct 30, 2008 Senator Barack Obama has been less enthusiastic in his support for offshore oil and gas drilling and nuclear power than Senator John McCain, while McCain … US Energy Still A Burning Issue Sky News Candidates’ energy stances lauded, bashed San Angelo Standard Times QUOTEBOX – Energy sector on presidential candidates’ plans Reuters The Citizen - Washington Times all 373 news articles |
 Boston Globe |
Obama for President
Harvard Crimson, MA - 32 minutes ago With these factors in mind, we wholeheartedly endorse Senator Barack Obama of Illinois for President. Unlike Bush, Obama is a man who has profound respect … Election 2008: Obama on the Economic Issues BusinessWeek McCain, Obama diverge on Latin America Tampabay.com Candidates’ Tax and Spend Proposals Would Dig Deficit Hole Deeper MarketWatch Retail Traffic - National Post all 627 news articles |
 Voice of America |
Editors: The Choice
National Review Online, NY - 3 hours ago His opponent, Barack Obama, is a talented young politician who has shown both discipline and savvy in beating Hillary Clinton for the Democratic … India is ‘top priority’ for Barack Obama South Asian Post, Canada McCain decides that defence is the best form of attack The Age US poll could be circuit-breaker for world’s worsening troubles The West Australian Washington Times - The MIT Tech all 882 news articles |
 ABC News |
Neglected issues on the campaign trail will confront the next …
San Jose Mercury News, USA - 8 hours ago By Frank Davies WASHINGTON — Soon after he becomes president, Barack Obama or John McCain will face tough decisions on immigration, climate change, … The AZ of the White House race Independent Online Obama’s vision closes campaign GoErie.com Blue case for McCain, red case for Obama Scripps News Washington Post - Newsday all 1,025 news articles |
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Obama’s potential green team
guardian.co.uk, UK - 16 hours ago Meet the people who might fill top environmental jobs in a Barack Obama administration. From Grist, part of the Guardian Environment Network So what exactly … |
