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Hillary Rodham Clinton and John McCain seized on a comment about “bitter” Americans, accusing Barack Obama of elitism. -�[Read�more]

Hillary Rodham Clinton and John McCain seized on a comment that Barack Obama made about “bitter” Americans, accusing him of elitism. -�[Read�more]

DALLAS (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Friday accused Democrat Barack Obama of breaking his word on campaign financing and said he might turn down public money for his campaign if Obama does so.

A new poll suggests that John McCain would be even with a Democratic rival in November. NPR News Analyst Juan Williams talks about the polls findings and about President Bushs decision to attend the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies. -�[Read�more]

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Republican presidential candidate John McCain starts thinking through who he wants as a vice presidential running mate, he may find that many potential picks carry risks as well as rewards.

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain is trailing both Democratic candidates in fundraising. Steve Inskeep speaks to NPR new analyst Juan Williams about John McCains money woes. -�[Read�more]

Senator John McCain called for the federal government to aid some homeowners in danger of losing their homes by helping them to refinance and get federally guaranteed 30-year mortgages. -�[Read�more]

Sen. John McCain, in an effort to woo women voters, spent Thursday with the hosts of ABCs "The View" -- a show targeted at women, a key voting bloc.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain outlined plans on Thursday to ease the burden on struggling American homeowners, drawing fire from Democratic rivals who accused him of a half-hearted effort.

Even though John McCain declined public financing in the primaries, he says he intends to take the funds for his general election campaign. McCain is accusing Barack Obama of breaking a promise to do so. But for Obama -- outraising McCain two-to-one -- theres little incentive to restrict his campaign to $84 million, should he win the Democratic nod. -�[Read�more]

Some Republicans are concerned as Senator John McCain aligns with advisers likely to advocate support of the war. -�[Read�more]

Senator Barack Obama is sending signals that he’ll bypass public financing while Senator John McCain is leaning toward accepting it for the fall campaign. -�[Read�more]

ALIQUIPPA, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Wednesday attacked her rivals over Iraq, saying Democrat Barack Obama is all talk when it comes to ending the war and Republican John McCain would keep it going.

WESTPORT, Connecticut (Reuters) - Republican U.S. presidential candidate John McCain said on Wednesday he would not rule out launching preemptive wars against future enemies.

Among the senators who grilled Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker on Tuesday was the next president of the United States. Whether it will be Clinton, McCain or Obama hasnt been decided, but all three made the hearings on Capitol Hill a kind of campaign stop. -�[Read�more]

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. presidential candidates John McCain, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama pushed competing positions on the Iraq war at congressional hearings on Tuesday in political theater that may define the race for the White House.

Senator John D. Rockefeller IV apologized to Senator John McCain of Arizona for saying that Mr. McCain’s years as a Navy fighter pilot would not have given him an understanding of everyday issues faced by Americans. -�[Read�more]

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice dismissed rumors Tuesday that she is angling to be Sen. John McCains running mate, instead telling reporters she plans to head back to Stanford University.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice left slightly open the chance on Tuesday that she might be interested in running as vice president on Republican White House contender John McCains ticket.

KANSAS CITY, Missouri (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain accused his Democratic rivals on Monday of making "reckless" promises they cannot keep by pledging speedy U.S. troop withdrawals from Iraq.

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