July 17, 2008
Posted: 08:15 PM ET
From CNN Associate Producer Martina Stewart, CNN's Austen Williams 
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 (CNN) — Sen. Barack Obama’s highly publicized trip overseas could very well be one of the biggest events during the presidential race. As the presumptive Democratic nominee prepares to leave for the Middle East and Europe, he is facing questions about his limited experience, especially in the area of foreign policy. Senior Political Correspondent Candy Crowley has the story on the challenges and high expectations generated by Obama's planned trip abroad. Meanwhile: Sen. John McCain is questioning Obama’s motives for making the trip and slamming Obama's Iraq policy. Dana Bash reports on the presumptive Republican nominee's efforts to make the most of his rival's much publicized and much anticipated trip. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sits down with Wolf Blitzer and has very harsh words for President Bush. Pelosi also addresses Congress's low approval ratings. Finally: Obama's ad buys show he is making a play for traditionally Republican states. Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider takes a look at Obama's red state strategy. Click here to subscribe to CNN=Politics Daily Filed under: Barack Obama • CNN=Politics Daily • John McCain • Nancy Pelosi • Political ads |
 
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