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	Obama Campaign Raises $52 Million In June Barack Obama has raised $52 million in June, more than twice as much as Republican rival John McCain. However, Democratic National Committee fundraising still lags behind the Republican National Committee. (July 17) Tags: News Campaign Money By: APnews
	In Fundraising Campaign: Obama, Mccain Close Democrat Barack Obama raised $22 million in May for his presidential campaign, his weakest fundraising month this year, and ended the month with $43 million cash on hand. Rival John McCain came close to matching Obama, $21 million in May. (June 21) Tags: News candidates money By: APnews
	Obama Turns Down $84 Million In Public Funds Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Thursday he'll bypass the federal public financing system in the general election, abandoning an earlier commitment to take the money if his Republican rival did as well. (June 19) Tags: News obama money By: APnews
	Obama Calls For Economic Reform Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is demanding that company shareholders have a say in how much executives get paid as he pushes his populist message. (April 11) Tags: News Obama Campaign Money By: APnews

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