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Healthcare Executives Support Obama in Greater Numbers than General Electorate

PRWeb - Fri Jul 25, 3:01 am EDT

Throughout the presidential campaign cycle, "healthcare reform" has been a significant issue for both Senators Barack Obama and John McCain, as well as for those responsible for running the existing healthcare system. As the election itself nears, the Adaptive Business Leaders Organization (ABL) surveyed its California-based Healthcare Members, all of whom are health industry leaders, on some ...

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McCain, Obama to Appear Together at Calif. Megachurch
The Christian Post - Mon Jul 21, 1:19 pm EDT
Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama will make their first joint appearance as the presumptive Republican and Democratic presidential nominee, respectively, at Saddleback Church on Aug. 16 for a leadership and compassion forum.
Rick Warren to host Obama, McCain
WorldNetDaily - Mon Jul 21, 10:56 am EDT
Rick Warren's Southern California megachurch announced today it will host the first joint campaign appearance of Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama.
Obama and McCain at Forum Addressing AIDS
Gay City News - Thu Jul 24, 5:32 pm EDT
We haven't heard much from the presidential candidates on the ongoing AIDS pandemic during this campaign, but it is one of the top subjects of a forum they at which they will appear together on August 16 at the Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California run by Reverend Rick Warren, an evangelical minister and author of "The Purpose Driven Life." Other issues on tap are poverty, climate change, ...
McCain Returns To California For Twin Fundraisers
Channel 8 San Diego - Thu Jul 24, 1:51 pm EDT
California is playing its usual role in presidential politics - campaign ATM.
Presumed Presidential Nominees McCain and Obama to Make First Joint Campaign Appearance on August 16 at Saddleback ...
Christian News Wire - Mon Jul 21, 3:26 am EDT
LAKE FOREST, Calif., July 21 / Christian Newswire / -- Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama, respective presumed Republican and Democratic presidential nominees, will end the primary season by making their first joint appearance of the 2008 campaign at Saddleback Church on Saturday, Aug.16 at the Saddleback Civil Forum on Leadership and Compassion.
States differ on votes of those who die before election
San Diego Union-Tribune - Fri Jul 25, 6:17 am EDT
If you vote by mail, but die before Election Day, does your vote count? It depends on where you lived. Oregon counts ballots no matter what happens to the voter. So does Florida. And so does California.
Obama, McCain to make first joint appearance next month
EARTHtimes.org - Mon Jul 21, 12:37 pm EDT
Washington - Presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain will make their first joint appearance of the 2008 election next month at a mega-church in California, the church announced Monday. Presumptive Democratic nominee Obama and his Republi...
Big Labor Move For Gay Marriage
Gay City News - Thu Jul 24, 5:01 pm EDT
A California labor group that represents 1,200 union locals and 2.1 million union members in that state voted unanimously on July 23 to oppose Proposition 8, a ballot initiative that would amend that state's constitution to bar same-sex marriages and could nullify the marriages that gay men and lesbians entered into starting on June 16.
Obama widens California lead to 24 points ahead of McCain
San Diego Union-Tribune - Thu Jul 17, 6:15 am EDT
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has expanded his lead over Republican John McCain in California to nearly 25 percentage points, a new Field Poll shows.
Same-sex marriages bound for the ballot
The San Francisco Examiner - Thu Jul 24, 6:14 am EDT
A petition filed last month by groups supporting same-sex marriage that would have prevented a November ballot initiative defining marriage as between a man and woman from going to the voters will not be heard by the California Supreme Court.