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McCain compares Obama to European socialists
John McCain compared Barack Obama to socialist leaders in Europe on Saturday, saying his rival wants to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Obama urges bailout Bill’s passage, offers plan
US presidential candidate Barack Obama urged lawmakers on Tuesday to return to the negotiating table to work on a financial rescue deal.
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McCain, Obama resume campaign fight after debate
White House hopefuls Barack Obama and John McCain accused each other of playing politics with the financial crisis on Saturday.
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Obama, McCain promise to tackle Wall Street reform
White House candidates Barack Obama and John McCain promised on Monday to move quickly to reform Wall Street.
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Obama chooses Biden as his VP
United States Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has chosen his Senate colleague, Joseph Biden, as his vice-presidential running mate.
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Obama calls Israel a ‘miracle’ and vows staunch support
United States Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama pledged staunch support for Israel on Wednesday in Jerusalem.
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Obama mulls presidential running mate
US Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said on Wednesday his top choice for running mate would be someone who would offer sound advice.
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Al Gore throws weight behind Obama
Former United States vice-president Al Gore pledged on Monday to do all he could to help Barack Obama win the White House.
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Obama defends ‘bitter’ remarks
United States Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama spent a fourth day on Monday defending himself for calling people in small towns with economic blight ”bitter” in a controversy that rival Hillary Clinton is trying to use for a comeback. Republican John McCain also sought political gain from the flap.
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Obama dismisses joint ticket with Clinton
Barack Obama on Monday ridiculed rival Hillary Clinton’s repeated hints she would take him for the number two spot on her presidential ticket, accusing her of playing political games in their hard-fought Democratic nominating race. Obama, campaigning in Mississippi ahead of the state’s contest on Tuesday, said he has won more states than Clinton.
