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Article: Race little altered by 2nd McCain, Obama debate
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- October 8, 2008
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Republican John McCain, lagging in the polls, was unable to gain ground in the U.S. presidential campaign in his second debate with Democrat Barack Obama.
With time running out _ only four weeks remain until the Nov. 4 election _ and U.S. and global financial institutions battered as badly as at any time in nearly eight decades, American voters appeared increasingly disinclined to put a Republican back in the White House, regardless of concerns about whether Obama, a first-term senator, has enough experience.
On a day when the U.S. stock market continued its precipitous decline, falling yet another 5.1 percent, the only new proposal McCain brought to voters in the Nashville, ...
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