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July 1st, 2008
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Obama Gets His Morning Coffee With Bloomberg - Marc Ambinder ...
Don't wait for Drudge to develop his story -- read it here, first!) At 7:45 this morning, Sen. Barack Obama will set vice presidential speculation on fire with a brief stop to say ...
Obama May Delay Nafta Overhaul, in Victory for Caterpillar, GE
Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Barack Obama , who threatened during the presidential campaign to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement unless he could renegotiate it, may ...
Obama-Bloomberg Ticket? MSNBC Points Out Potential
Obama-Bloomberg Ticket? MSNBC Points Out Potential - The Huffington Post ... MSNBC's First Read Reports: A fall preview: Those who love the Veepstakes will enjoy today's Obama ...
Barack Obama's dream ticket: Mike Bloomberg for vice president
If he rides the wave all the way to the Democratic presidential nomination, Barack Obama could do himself a huge favor by picking a prominent New Yorker to round out a dream ticket
BLOOMBERG, OBAMA CHAT OVER EGGS IN NYC - New York Post
NEW YORK -- Mayor Michael Bloomberg has vowed to keep out of the presidential race, but he can't seem to stay away from it - he and Democratic candidate Barack Obama had a ...
Obama, McCain Spar Over Health Care, Taxes as Race Nears Finish
Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Barack Obama opened a new line of attack against John McCain 's health-care proposals as the Republican escalated his attacks on his opponent's tax ...
Deputy Mayor Proposes Obama-Bloomberg Ticket
In an interview on ?Inside City Hall? Friday night, Deputy Mayor Kevin Sheekey promoted the idea of an Obama-Bloomberg presidential ticket ö and revealed that Mayor Michael ...
Could there be an Obama-Bloomberg ticket? - CNN.com
He was only the warm-up act for Sen. Barack Obama's economic speech in New York on Thursday, but Mayor Michael Bloomberg sparked plenty of speculation by sharing the stage with the ...
wcbstv.com - Obama, Bloomberg Hold Mystery Breakfast Meeting
Just when the speculation seemed to simmer to silence, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has once again turned up the heat on the presidential hot stove. The Independent mayor had a mystery ...
Obama-Bloomberg '08? NYC Meeting Raises Eyebrows
Obama-Bloomberg '08? NYC Meeting Raises Eyebrows - The Huffington Post ... At 7:45 this morning, Sen. Barack Obama will set vice presidential speculation on fire with a brief stop ...
Joe the Plumber is the Symbol for What's Wrong
If this country is truly ?first?, why isn?t it patriotic to pay your fair share of taxes? Why are we celebrating a guy who is too selfish to pay his fair share?
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Obama, Not McCain, Shows Steady Hand in Crisis. Bloomberg.com: Politics
"Obama has been talking about the need for better financial regulation well before this crisis hit and has done some real thinking about it,'' says Donaldson, a lifelong Republican. ``McCain comes across as someone who suddenly realized changes have to be made.''
Obama Scores A's in Politics, Flunks Leader Test: Kevin Hassett
Night Talk on Bloomberg News
Interview with the legendary Investor Jim Rogers. Excellent back and forth on our current situation and whats to come
Michael Bloomberg's Advice to the Next President | Newsweek
Six pages of interesting ideas on how to respond to the economic meltdown.
Obama Tapped Hal Prince, Michael Chabon to Craft Culture Plank
Community Service Gets a Big Push at High-Profile Conference - Philanthropy.com
Obama's Bailout Bunch Brings Us More of the Same
By Jonathan Weil at Bloomberg, November 11, 2008.
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Bloomberg - Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Barack Obama began to deliver what he called his ``closing argument'' in Ohio and Pennsylvania today as John McCain also hit the two battleground states, warning that his rival's policies would imperil the economy.
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McCain Calls Wall Street Reckless, Obama Hits McCain - Yahoo! News
Obama Pushes for $50 Billion for Automakers, Oversight Czar
President-elect Barack Obama is pushing Congress this year to approve as much as $50 billion to save cash-starved U.S. automakers and appoint a czar or board to oversee the companies, a move that would require President George W. Bush's support, people familiar with the matter said.
Obama's Afghan War Plans May Run Into Weary Public, Deficits