“New York Times” columnist Frank Rich calls in at 6:30am pacific to talk about his column, “The Terrorist Barack Hussein Obama” in yesterday’s paper.
Rep. Bobby Scott (D-VA) calls in at 7:30am pacific to talk about the state of the presidential race and about voter protection efforts.
Joe Biden teamed up with Bill and Hillary Clinton yesterday for a rally in his hometown of Scranton, pa. The Clintons explained to voters why they think Barack Obama’s democratic ticket is the best choice for middle class families.
John McCain predicted yesterday that he would beat Barack Obama at the final presidential debate this week. “I’ll whip his you-know-what in this debate, we’re going to be going out 24/7,” the GOP nominee told volunteers at his headquarters in Arlington, VA.
Investors cheered the global response to the deepening financial crisis, with U.S. stock futures pointing to a rally at the open. About 3 hours before the market open, NASDAQ and S&P futures were sharply higher, with a comparison to fair value pointing to a high start for Wall Street.
Powered chiefly by the public’s economic concerns, Barack Obama leads John McCain by 10 points among likely voters, 53-43 percent, according to a new ABC News/Washington Post poll. In the same poll, President Bush has a 23% approval rating, which is lower than Nixon’s lowest, and 1 point away from being the lowest in 70 years of polling (Truman in ‘52).
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