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| Help to restore political balance on the Supreme Court ArgumentSoutien1 #7492 An Obama victory will help to restore poltical balance to a Supreme Court. | |
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En citant: Washington Post
Cité par: David Price 4:12 PM 4 November 2008 GMT
Citerank: (25) 5577Barack ObamaThe Democratic Party nominee Barack Obama should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5577Barack ObamaThe Democratic Party nominee Barack Obama should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5578John McCainThe Republican Party nominee John McCain should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5578John McCainThe Republican Party nominee John McCain should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5578John McCainThe Republican Party nominee John McCain should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5578John McCainThe Republican Party nominee John McCain should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 6962Track record of principled bipartisanshipOver the years, John McCain has been a force for principle and bipartisanship.1198CE71, 6962Track record of principled bipartisanshipOver the years, John McCain has been a force for principle and bipartisanship.1198CE71, 6962Track record of principled bipartisanshipOver the years, John McCain has been a force for principle and bipartisanship.1198CE71, 6970A chief proponent of the surge in IraqJohn McCain was a chief proponent of the surge in Iraq, which appears to have contributed significantly to the improved conditions in Iraq.1198CE71, 6977McCain's temperament is questionableJohn McCain's decisions often seem erratic; as if he inclined to be too quick to make decisions from the gut rather than waiting to analyse the issues in full detail.13EF597B, 6978McCain's selection of Sarah Palin as his VP running mateJohn McCain's selection of Sarah Palin as vice-presidential running mate has raised questions about his political judgment.1198CE71, 6980Obama has a first class intellectBarack Obama has a first class intellect — he is a man of supple intelligence, with a nuanced grasp of complex issues.1198CE71, 6981Obama would help mend US international relationsBarack Obama would help mend US international relations.1198CE71, 6981Obama would help mend US international relationsBarack Obama would help mend US international relations.1198CE71, 6981Obama would help mend US international relationsBarack Obama would help mend US international relations.1198CE71, 6981Obama would help mend US international relationsBarack Obama would help mend US international relations.1198CE71, 6985Strong suporter of health care reformBarack Obama is a strong supporter of health care reform.1198CE71, 6985Strong suporter of health care reformBarack Obama is a strong supporter of health care reform.1198CE71, 6999Obama demonstrated bi-partisan credentialsBarack Obama has demonstrated the ability to engender bi-partisan cooperation, and shown evident skill at conciliation and consensus-building.1198CE71, 7003McCain will continue failed Bush Administration policiesJohn McCain's presidency represents continuity with many of the failed policies and and much of the failed rhetoric of the Bush Administration.13EF597B, 7006Obama has demonstrated a solid temperamentObama's performance during the election campaign has demonstrated a cool and collected temperament befitting of a President.1198CE71, 7477Life experiences have not prepared Obama for PresidencyThroughout his adult life, Obama has sat at a law-professor's desk or a committee table. Never has the mantle of responsibility weighed on his shoulders alone. He has never run a city, a business or even a government agency.1198CE71, 7492Help to restore political balance on the Supreme CourtAn Obama victory will help to restore poltical balance to a Supreme Court.1198CE71, 7495Obama's Iraq withdrawal timetable is imprudent and dangerousObama's plan to withdraw US troops from Iraq in 16 months is reckless.13EF597B URL:
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En citant: Washington Post
Cité par: David Price 4:14 PM 4 November 2008 GMT
Citerank: (25) 5577Barack ObamaThe Democratic Party nominee Barack Obama should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5577Barack ObamaThe Democratic Party nominee Barack Obama should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5578John McCainThe Republican Party nominee John McCain should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5578John McCainThe Republican Party nominee John McCain should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5578John McCainThe Republican Party nominee John McCain should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 5578John McCainThe Republican Party nominee John McCain should be elected President in November 2008.959C6EF, 6962Track record of principled bipartisanshipOver the years, John McCain has been a force for principle and bipartisanship.1198CE71, 6962Track record of principled bipartisanshipOver the years, John McCain has been a force for principle and bipartisanship.1198CE71, 6962Track record of principled bipartisanshipOver the years, John McCain has been a force for principle and bipartisanship.1198CE71, 6970A chief proponent of the surge in IraqJohn McCain was a chief proponent of the surge in Iraq, which appears to have contributed significantly to the improved conditions in Iraq.1198CE71, 6977McCain's temperament is questionableJohn McCain's decisions often seem erratic; as if he inclined to be too quick to make decisions from the gut rather than waiting to analyse the issues in full detail.13EF597B, 6978McCain's selection of Sarah Palin as his VP running mateJohn McCain's selection of Sarah Palin as vice-presidential running mate has raised questions about his political judgment.1198CE71, 6980Obama has a first class intellectBarack Obama has a first class intellect — he is a man of supple intelligence, with a nuanced grasp of complex issues.1198CE71, 6981Obama would help mend US international relationsBarack Obama would help mend US international relations.1198CE71, 6981Obama would help mend US international relationsBarack Obama would help mend US international relations.1198CE71, 6981Obama would help mend US international relationsBarack Obama would help mend US international relations.1198CE71, 6981Obama would help mend US international relationsBarack Obama would help mend US international relations.1198CE71, 6985Strong suporter of health care reformBarack Obama is a strong supporter of health care reform.1198CE71, 6985Strong suporter of health care reformBarack Obama is a strong supporter of health care reform.1198CE71, 6999Obama demonstrated bi-partisan credentialsBarack Obama has demonstrated the ability to engender bi-partisan cooperation, and shown evident skill at conciliation and consensus-building.1198CE71, 7003McCain will continue failed Bush Administration policiesJohn McCain's presidency represents continuity with many of the failed policies and and much of the failed rhetoric of the Bush Administration.13EF597B, 7006Obama has demonstrated a solid temperamentObama's performance during the election campaign has demonstrated a cool and collected temperament befitting of a President.1198CE71, 7477Life experiences have not prepared Obama for PresidencyThroughout his adult life, Obama has sat at a law-professor's desk or a committee table. Never has the mantle of responsibility weighed on his shoulders alone. He has never run a city, a business or even a government agency.1198CE71, 7492Help to restore political balance on the Supreme CourtAn Obama victory will help to restore poltical balance to a Supreme Court.1198CE71, 7495Obama's Iraq withdrawal timetable is imprudent and dangerousObama's plan to withdraw US troops from Iraq in 16 months is reckless.13EF597B URL:
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