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Some feel McCain too harsh on GOP backers
- Some conservatives are complaining that John McCain seems a little too eager to denounce Republicans who commit gaffes while campaigning on his behalf.
Bush laments Snow’s ‘far too brief’ life
- President Bush paid tribute Thursday to the “far too brief” life of former White House press secretary Tony Snow, who was laid to rest after succumbing to cancer Saturday at age 53.
- President Bush paid tribute Thursday to the “far too brief” life of former White House press secretary Tony Snow, who was laid to rest after succumbing to cancer Saturday at age 53.
McCain goes easy on Obama at NAACP convention
- Although he is unlikely to make much of a dent in the black vote, John McCain went to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People convention Wednesday to criticize Barack Obama’s opposition to school vouchers.
President Bush joins fray on Obama’s trip
- President Bush on Tuesday urged Barack Obama to heed the advice of U.S. commanders, not liberal advocacy groups, when he visits Iraq next week after vowing to withdraw troops.
For Obama and McCain, it's a return to the '70s
- With gas prices at record highs, confidence in government at record lows and an unpopular war dragging into its sixth year, the 2008 election is looking more like an episode of “That ’70s Show.”
Reporter remembers Snow's quick mind, kindness, humility
- Tony Snow’s mind was so quick and nimble that whenever he interviewed me on Fox News, I was slightly worried that I would be flummoxed by a line of inquiry I had not anticipated.
Ex-White House press secretary Snow dies of cancer at 53
- Former White House press secretary Tony Snow, whose cheerful conservatism and keen intellect took him to the heights of journalism and politics, died of cancer Saturday at age 53.
Surveillance bill is Bush's latest win in dwindling term
- Staving off lame-duck status, President Bush scored his second major victory in 10 days Thursday by signing legislation that keeps alive his controversial terrorist surveillance program.
Iran missile test provokes reactions from McCain, Obama
- Iran’s test launch of missiles Wednesday triggered starkly different reactions from John McCain, who called for a missile defense system, and Barack Obama, who urged diplomacy.
McCain, Obama take a step toward the right
- Both John McCain and Barack Obama have moved rightward during the presidential campaign, confounding those who predicted the election would amount to a repudiation of conservatism.
3-Minute Interview: Irene Pollin
- Irene Pollin, wife of Washington Wizards owner Abe Pollin, is founder and president of the Sister to Sister Foundation, which provides free heart disease screenings to women.
Poll: McCain bests Obama in battle of wives
- Americans tend to dislike Barack Obama’s wife, Michelle, and admire John McCain’s wife, Cindy, according to a new poll that could prove problematic for the Democratic ticket.