From The Korea Times:
World Wants Leadership of Compromise, Cooperation
World Wants Leadership of Compromise, Cooperation
U.S. presidential elections have always been the targets of global attention but Tuesday's voting is far more so than others.
Most opinion polls predict the Democratic candidate, Sen. Barack Obama, will have a walkover ― if not a landslide ― on his Republican opponent, Sen. John McCain, to emerge as the first black president in the
Most opinion polls predict the Democratic candidate, Sen. Barack Obama, will have a walkover ― if not a landslide ― on his Republican opponent, Sen. John McCain, to emerge as the first black president in the
Most opinion polls predict the Democratic candidate, Sen. Barack Obama, will have a walkover ― if not a landslide ― on his Republican opponent, Sen. John McCain, to emerge as the first black president in the 232-year U.S. history.
If McCain wins the election, he will also make history by staging a most unlikely, 11th-hour upset to become the oldest American ever to win a first-term presidency.
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If McCain wins the election, he will also make history by staging a most unlikely, 11th-hour upset to become the oldest American ever to win a first-term presidency.
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