CSM: 'Change' Campaigns
As a followup to the 4.9.08 post about the Democratic campaign, today the Christian Science Monitor published an article called "'Change' Campaigns: Can They Deliver?," by Alexandra Marks.
The Christian Science Monitor has a reputation of being and unbiased news source and has not endorsed any US presidential candidate (to the best of my knowledge).
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