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From The Hotline for Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2008

OBAMA

Never Let 'Em See You Sweat

Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2008


While campaigning 10/14 near Toledo, OH, Barack Obama "endorsed" the Bush admin's plan to invest $250B in the nation's banks, "saying it will strengthen the financial system and give taxpayers some extra protection." ...


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10/15/2008 Frontpage

Results

  • 1 OHIO 11: Oh Fuuudge!

White House 2008

  • 2 GENERAL ELECTION: Nut Crackers
  • 3 MCCAIN: George Costanza Is Your Mentor?
  • 4 OBAMA: Never Let 'Em See You Sweat
  • 5 PALIN: Wall Street Talk Express
  • 6 BIDEN: None Of Your Family Business
  • 7 NADER: The Snoozehour
  • 8 THE DEBATE: Maverick Vs. Iceman III: This Time, It's Personal. Unless It's Not.
  • 9 KEYS TO THE WHITE HOUSE: Eruca Sativa Obama
  • 10 DIAGEO/HOTLINE TRACKING: Can You Imagine Us Weeks From Today?
  • 11 DAILY KOS TRACKING: Silently Sharing The Same Fears
  • 12 IBD/TIPP TRACKING: Preserve Your Memories
  • 13 GALLUP TRACKING: Sharing A Park Bench Quietly
  • 14 GWU BATTLEGROUND TRACKING: Time It Was
  • 15 REUTERS/C-SPAN/ZOGBY TRACKING: And What A Time It Was
  • 16 AMERICAN RESEARCH GROUP (R): I Stop...I Stop And Think It Over
  • 17 CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES: There's No Times At All, Just The New York Times
  • 18 LOS ANGELES TIMES/BLOOMBERG: A Newspaper Blowin' Through The Grass
  • 19 PEW RESEARCH CENTER: How Terribly Strange To Be Seventy
  • 20 2008 SCHEDULES: Home Of The Pride

White House 2008 -- The Battleground States

  • 21 COLORADO POLL (9 EVS): You Could Be My Steamboat Springs
  • 22 COLORADO (9 EVS): I Don't Even See Color
  • 23 FLORIDA (27 EVS): Everybody Panic!
  • 24 INDIANA (11 EVS): Mistake In Lake?
  • 25 MICHIGAN (17 EVS): Arresting ACORN
  • 26 MINNESOTA (10 EVS): Hennepin-ing It On ACORN
  • 27 NEVADA (5 EVS): Somehow, Las Vegas Gets Even Sleazier
  • 28 NORTH CAROLINA (15 EVS): Wake Forest Of ACORNs
  • 29 OHIO (20 EVS): Brunner's Grim
  • 30 PENNSYLVANIA (21 EVS): Philadelphia Freedom To Campaign Everywhere
  • 31 VIRGINIA (13 EVS): The Yet-To-Deciders
  • 32 WISCONSIN (10 EVS): These Are Not Happy Days

White House 2008 -- Other State Updates

  • 33 ALASKA (3 EVS): Guns Blazin'
  • 34 GEORGIA (15 EVS): Too Hot To Handel
  • 35 MARYLAND (10 EVS): It's A Lock
  • 36 MONTANA (3 EVS): Hit The Road, Jake
  • 37 NEW JERSEY (15 EVS): Starting To Sound Like A Broken Record
  • 38 OREGON (7 EVS): Over The Top
  • 39 SOUTH DAKOTA (3 EVS): Don't Look For Reverse Coattails

National Briefing

  • 40 THE ECONOMY: Can't Sleep, Need Stimulus
  • 41 BLOGOMETER: Won't Get Fooled Again

Senate 2008

  • 42 ALASKA: Witnesses From The North West
  • 43 COLORADO POLL: It's Udall Over Now Baby Blue
  • 44 COLORADO: Schaffer Gets On The Wrong Side Of The Teamsters
  • 45 GEORGIA: A Big Helping Hand
  • 46 KANSAS: The Bailout Was So Last Week
  • 47 KENTUCKY: It's Also The Hospital Where They Filmed Halloween 2
  • 48 MAINE: Fifth Of Ten, Repeat Again
  • 49 MINNESOTA: You Aren't Listening, Are You?
  • 50 MISSISSIPPI: Targeting Musgrove's Moo-lah
  • 51 NORTH CAROLINA: Not A Social Call
  • 52 OKLAHOMA: Extreme Is In The Eye Of The Beholder
  • 53 OREGON: Aiming For The Center Is One Thing, But...
  • 54 SOUTH CAROLINA: A Graham Is Worth A Lot
  • 55 SOUTH DAKOTA: Maybe Dykstra Should Call Him A Boulder Liberal
  • 56 TEXAS: I'm Here Because My Wife Sent Me

Governor 2008

  • 57 INDIANA: Getting To Know Them
  • 58 MONTANA: Make A Wish
  • 59 NORTH DAKOTA POLL: Hoeven Can't Wait
  • 60 VERMONT: Maybe She Should Use Yahoo! Instead
  • 61 WASHINGTON: When Poli Sci Profs Attack

People

  • 62 CHENEY: Back In The Hospital
  • 63 BUSH: Thanks, I'll Fill This With Tears
  • 64 BUSH/CLINTON: Soon To Get A Third Wheel
  • 65 PAULSON: Not "Shopping," It's "Stimulating The Economy"
  • 66 MCCAIN/OBAMA: Debate Day Means Bizarre Pop Psychoanalysis
  • 67 GIBBONS: Back For Another Round
  • 68 FRIST: A Teachable Moment
  • 69 PRESS PASS: Parting Is Such A Sweet Attention-Getter
  • 70 POLICE LOG: Phone Jams, Volume Two
  • 71 NEWS BAZAAR: Not That Kind Of Constituent Service

Media Monitor

  • 72 MEDIA MONITOR: This Morning

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