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The final week
Yes, America. There is an end to the 2008 campaign.Election Day will be here in barely more than a week. In rallies today, the candidates appear to be focused on the issues they hope will resonate with voters when they cast their ballot Nov. 4.
Republican John McCain is talking about Democrat Barack Obama’s tax plan, repeatedly saying Obama will “redistribute” wealth and that Obama’s tax plans would take money out of the hands of Americans who’ve worked hard.
For his part, Obama is focused on hammering home a connection between McCain and what he says are the failed policies of President Bush. Obama, who has a slight lead in polls, is also seeking to remind supporters that they should not grow overconfident and that he needs their votes.
No matter which side of the aisle you’re on there is some good news: It’s almost over.
-- Amy Dominello
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