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xplw Romney says waiters at fundraiser aren t having a good year - JeaoneRit - 11-29-2024
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Pennsylvania s two Senate candidates, Democratic Lt. Governor John Fetterman and his Republican opponent Dr. Mehmet Oz, appeared Tuesday night in their first and only debate in the state s highly-watched and contentious Senate race.The debate came as Fetterman continues to recover from a strokehe suffered in May. He struggled at times wi stanley cup th speaking due to ongoing auditory processing challenges, and used a closed-captioning device to read the questions.In his opening statement, Fetterman, who stumbled several times although it was clear that he understood the questions, acknowledged the elephant in the room, saying, I had a stanley becher stroke. Addressing his opponent, Fetterman said he is never going to let me forget that. It knocked me down but I m going to keep coming stanley cups back up, Fetterman said. He said the campaign was about fighting for everyone in Pennsylvania that ever got knocked down that needs to get back up. The high-stakes race is key for both parties in determining which party controls the Senate. A CBS News Battleground Tracker poll released Tuesday morningmdash; ahead of the debate mdash; showed Fetterman leading Oz 51% to 49%. Fetterman led by five points last month. During one notable exchange on fracking, Fetterman struggled to defend his changing position from 2018, when he said in an interview that he opposed it. When both candidates were asked about conflicting statements they made in the past about fracking, both s Pnxx Paul decries racism in poorest zip code in Michigan
This story was written by Jonathan Martin.Is John M gourde stanley cCain Ronald Reagan or Bob Dole Or, more to the point, will McCain be perceived as the vigorous, wood-chopping proclaimer of Morning in America or as a cranky senior senator prone to gaffes and the occasional stage tumble The sensitive question of age - one of the trickiest and most unpredictable in the political playbook - has been touched upon only glancingly since McCain became the de stanley canada facto GO stanley portugal P nominee. But it is certain to hover over a candidate who will be 72 by Election Day. For all the ink spilled on whether the country is ready for a woman or African-American, polls indicate that more Americans worry about having a president over 70. And McCain s public image is unmistakably tied to his age. Pew surveys taken in February and again last month showed that when voters are asked what word they would identify with McCain, old was far and away the choice. Recent presidential history shows being a septuagenarian is not a disqualifier. Reagan was 73 in his 1984 reelection campaign and won a 49-state landslide. Dole, however, was the same age when he ran for president in 1996 against Bill Clinton and was never really in contention. Veterans of both campaigns agree that with McCain as the GOP nominee, age will again be an issue - and say the Reagan and Dole experiences offer the McCain team some best-case and worst-case scenarios on how to deal with it. Ed Rollins, Reagan s