From The Washington Times:
Election fever across the United States is reaching a climax. Top of the agenda has been the national and international financial crisis, with polls indicating Democratic candidate Sen. Barack Obama leads the way currently by quite a distance in the fight for the White House.
Inhibited by the eight years of a Bush/Republican White House, the Republican ticket of Sen. John McCain and Gov. Sarah Palin finds itself in second place. Though rattled by opinion polls one thing remains strong in the McCain corner: When Americans fear an international crisis, they take the safe bet, preferring to support what they know than what they may hope for. For Mr. Obama this may well be a shortcoming in what up till now has been a clinically precise campaign.
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Election fever across the United States is reaching a climax. Top of the agenda has been the national and international financial crisis, with polls indicating Democratic candidate Sen. Barack Obama leads the way currently by quite a distance in the fight for the White House.
Inhibited by the eight years of a Bush/Republican White House, the Republican ticket of Sen. John McCain and Gov. Sarah Palin finds itself in second place. Though rattled by opinion polls one thing remains strong in the McCain corner: When Americans fear an international crisis, they take the safe bet, preferring to support what they know than what they may hope for. For Mr. Obama this may well be a shortcoming in what up till now has been a clinically precise campaign.
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