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Remembering some of those lost in the deadly central Texas flash floods
There have been more than 100 deaths following the flash floods in Texas, and dozens more are still unaccounted for. We remember some of those lost in the floods.
Obama Gets Campaign Help from Rays, Hillary
Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama is on a two-day swing through Florida, which voted for President Bush in 2004. Obama got some campaign help Monday from members of the Tampa Bay Rays, who hours before clinched their first trip to the World Series, and later from former rival Hillary Clinton.
Palin: 'I Love Small Town USA'
Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin has earned a reputation as an attack dog on the campaign trail, but she softened her tone on Sunday. In St. Clairsville, Ohio, Palin spoke to an audience about workers rights and her love of small town America. Host Renee Montagne reports.
Clintons Campaign For Obama In Scranton
Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) joined Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden in Scranton, Penn. Sunday. The plan was to rally votes for Barack Obama but much of the Clintons speeches reminisced of Hillary's bid for the White House.
Palin: 'I Love Small Town USA'
Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin has earned a reputation as an attack dog on the campaign trail, but she softened her tone on Sunday. In St. Clairsville, Ohio, Palin spoke to an audience about workers rights and her love of small town America. Host Renee Montagne reports.
Clintons Campaign For Obama In Scranton
Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) joined Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden in Scranton, Penn. Sunday. The plan was to rally votes for Barack Obama but much of the Clintons speeches reminisced of Hillary's bid for the White House.
Fact-Checking The Vice Presidential Debate
Vice presidential candidates Joseph Biden and Sarah Palin met Thursday night in St. Louis for their only debate of the presidential campaign. They clashed on various topics including tax policy, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and energy.
Fact-Checking The Vice Presidential Debate
Vice presidential candidates Joseph Biden and Sarah Palin met Thursday night in St. Louis for their only debate of the presidential campaign. They clashed on various topics including tax policy, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and energy.
VP Nominees Vie Over Foreign Policy
While John McCain and Barack Obama are dealing with the economy, the vice presidential nominees have been talking about foreign policy. Republican Sarah Palin has been meeting world leaders in New York. Democrat Joe Biden spoke Wednesday in Cincinnati about his in-depth knowledge of foreign policy.
VP Nominees Vie Over Foreign Policy
While John McCain and Barack Obama are dealing with the economy, the vice presidential nominees have been talking about foreign policy. Republican Sarah Palin has been meeting world leaders in New York. Democrat Joe Biden spoke Wednesday in Cincinnati about his in-depth knowledge of foreign policy.
Clinton Stumps For Obama: 'No McCain, No Palin'
Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton was back on the campaign trail Monday in Florida. But she is stumping for Barack Obama, hoping to shore up his support with women and Hispanic voters.
Clinton Stumps For Obama: 'No McCain, No Palin'
Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton was back on the campaign trail Monday in Florida. But she is stumping for Barack Obama, hoping to shore up his support with women and Hispanic voters.
Clinton Delegates Await Roll Call Vote
Hillary Clinton's moment in the spotlight at the Democratic National Convention in Denver had been much anticipated. Many Clinton delegates say they won't be ready to move on and support Barack Obama until they get a chance to vote for her in Wednesday's roll call tally of the states. The details of the roll call vote are still being worked out.