McCain camp accuses Obama of playing race card (Reuters)
Reuters - Republican White House
hopeful John McCain accused Democrat Barack Obama on Thursday
of playing racial politics in some of the most biting
back-and-forth of the presidential campaign.
Country star John Rich wants fans ‘Raising McCain’ (AP)
AP - Country music star John Rich wants like-minded voters to join him in "Raising McCain."Republican Smith cites another Democrat in new ad (AP)
AP - Oregon Sen. Gordon Smith is crossing over the political fence again to boost his re-election campaign.What’s happening Friday: Florida, Florida, Florida
Both presidential candidates are in Florida tomorrow. Democrat Barack Obama holds a town hall on economic issues in St. Petersburg. Republican John McCain stops by a fundraising concert featuring country singer John Rich in Panama City. Both candidates will address...Today on the presidential campaign trail (AP)
AP - McCain, Obama square off as race issue hits presidential campaign ... McCain defends use of Spears, Hilton in campaign ad while professing respect for Obama ... Obama seizes on record oil profit to criticize McCain over tax breaks for big oil companies ... Poll: Obama leads McCain in Pennsylvania; McCain tied with Obama in Ohio, Florida ... Ret. Gen. Wesley Clark gets online push for Obama running mate
Schwarzenegger backs McCain while praising Obama (AP)
AP - How many governors endorse one candidate for president and then even before the election leave the door open to working in his opponent's administration? One so far: Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Ron Paul announces his own celebs: Jesse Ventura, Rockie Lynn
McCain expresses pride in campaign ad about Obama (AP)
AP - Republican presidential candidate John McCain expressed pride Thursday in a new campaign ad that compares Barack Obama to a pair of Hollywood celebrities, but defended his Democratic opponent after a voter said Obama "terrifies me."
McCain camp accuses Obama of playing ‘race card’ (AFP)
AFP - John McCain's campaign Thursday accused Barack Obama of playing the "race card" after the Democratic White House candidate complained Republicans were trying to scare voters away from him.
