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June 23, 2008
Posted: 08:35 PM ET
From CNN Associate Producer Martina Stewart
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(CNN) — Sen. John McCain's campaign got taken off message Monday when controversial comments by one of his key advisers surfaced. In the latest episdoe of CNN=Politics Daily, Dana Bash reports on how McCain reacted to comments by adviser Charlie Black. Bash also has a report on what the McCain camp hoped would be the news of the day — McCain's proposal to award energy innovation with a $300 million prize. On the Democratic side, Jim Acosta takes a look at the fact that former President Bill Clinton still has yet to endorse Sen. Barack Obama, his party's presumptive nominee and the Democrats' new standard-bearer. Finally, Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider breaks down poll results on the impact that race and age may play in the general election contest between Obama and McCain. Click here to subscribe to CNN=Politics Daily. Filed under: Barack Obama CNN=Politics Daily John McCain Polls President Clinton |
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