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Some Democratic strategists say they're concerned that U.S. Sen. Barack Obama hasn't reacted strong enough to John McCain's increasingly harsh assaults.
Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has sought to present his own brand of patriotism, analysts say.
The Democratic U.S. presidential hopefuls are locked in a tight race for delegates, so the so-called super delegates may decide the nominee, a report said.
Now that he knows he won't spend the next few months consulting criminal lawyers, White House adviser Karl Rove is trying to reunite the Republican Party.
Sen. John Kerry's campaign claims television ads for President George Bush regarding healthcare are "utterly false," the Washington Post said Wednesday.
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry has reduced the number of states where he will run campaign ads from 20 to 13.
Sen. John Kerry's presidential campaign Friday unveiled an ad slamming Vice President Dick Cheney for his ties to the defense contracting company Halliburton.
Top staffers in the Kerry campaign defend their recent tactics.
Sen. John Kerry will use the controversy around the Halliburton oil service company as a plank in his campaign against Republican President George Bush.
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