Barack Obama will intensify his assault against John McCain, with new television advertisements and more forceful attacks beginning Friday morning, as he confronts an invigorated GOP ticket.
Thanks to Sarah Palin, the Republican Party is riding quite the high. �So high, in fact, that if a GOP candidate can't lead in a poll conducted right now, he or she can't win in November.
Republicans and Democrats have deeply contrasting first impressions of Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, suggesting partisanship, not gender, is paramount in the initial public reviews.
An examination of her swift rise and record as mayor of Wasilla and then governor finds that her visceral style and attacks on critics contrast with her carefully crafted public image.
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