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	Obama, Mccain And Their Uneven Gifts Of Gab Barack Obama's rhetoric can be soaring, while John McCain's can be clunky. A rhetoric expert breaks down the different speaking styles of the presidential candidates. (July 23) Tags: News Obama McCain Oratory By: APnews
	Street Team '08: Straight Talk In Michigan John McCain has been linked with "Bushonomics," but now he's trying to forge his own path. At a recent town hall, he tried to show MI voters that he's the man with a plan. Produced by Nadir Omowale for MTV's Chose or Lose Street Team '08. (July 21) Tags: News mtv chose or lose By: APnews
	Ap Top Stories Here's the latest news for Sunday, July 20th: Iraqi prime minister wants U.S. troops out of Iraq; Tropical storm Cristobal threatens U.S. coast; Mystery foot identified in Canada; Anti-obesity law begins in NYC. Tags: News minuteworld By: APnews
	Gore Sets Energy Goal For Next President To Heed Former Vice-President Al Gore is calling for the nation to produce all its electricity through Earth-friendly sources like the sun and wind within ten years. (July 17) Tags: News Gore Electricity By: APnews
	Bush Welcomes Ncaa Champs President Bush welcomed 20 NCAA men's and women's championship teams to The White House Tuesday. (June 24) Tags: Sports Bush NCAA By: APnews
	Mccain Disavows Aide's Comment About Terrorism John McCain is distancing himself from a top adviser who said another terror attack on the U.S. this election year would help the Republican presidential candidate. (June 23) Tags: News mccainterrorism By: APnews
	Bush Honors Wnba Champs President Bush welcomed the 2007 WNBA champion Phoenix Mercury to The White House on Monday. (June 23) Tags: Sports bush mercury By: APnews
	Ap Top Stories Here's the latest news for Saturday, June 21st: Obama's campaign cash; Pregnancy pact; Entwistle trial; Olympic torch relay. Tags: News minuteworld By: APnews
	Obama, Dem. Governors Discuss Economy Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama met with the nation's Democratic governors Friday in a show of party unity after a bruising primary. (June 20) Tags: News obama governors By: APnews
	Al Gore Endorses Obama For President Former vice president Al Gore is backing Senator Barack Obama for president. Gore made the announcement this evening in a rally in Detroit. Obama says he'll count on Gore to help him lead the fight for a better environment. (June 16) Tags: News goreobama By: APnews

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