PITTSBURGH -- A 20-year-old woman who was robbed at an ATM in Bloomfield was also maimed by her attacker, apparently because of her political views, Pittsburgh police said.
ASPINWALL, Pa. -- An Aspinwall family is refusing to remove a John McCain campaign from their apartment porch despite saying they have received threats of
PORT VUE, Pa. -- Police are investigating vandalism reported at a McCain-Palin campaign office on Washington Boulevard in Port Vue.
LONGWOOD, Fla. -- The home of a Central Florida Republican headquarters manager was shot up and damaged over his support of Sen. John McCain, the man told police.
PORTLAND, Ore. - Authorities have arrested two men after a Molotov cocktail was thrown at a 4-foot by 8-foot campaign sign for Republican presidential candidate John McCain in a southeast Portland yard.
Turns Out She Lied!!
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BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama enjoys a support rate as high as 75 percent among the Chinese, state media reported on Thursday, with an analyst saying he personified the American dream.
That is the result of an online poll conducted on the China Daily website by the U.S. embassy. Another survey issued by Horizon Research also showed that Obama was strongly favored in China over his Republican rival, John McCain.
Analysts see China's rapid economic growth and growing political influence in the region as competition for American power in Asia. But the two countries generally enjoy friendly relations, with occasional spats over human rights, trade, food safety and U.S. support for Taiwan, which China considers its own.
Obama popular in China? Too bad (for us) he's not running for Premier!!
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