Sunday, April 20, 2008

Briefing Sheet # 3 (Television)

1.Aljazeera news reports McCain has gained the support of the Evangelical Christian ministers Rod Parsley, Reverend Parsley's support allowed McCain to win the Ohio primary.

2. Fox claims that Clinton should win over Pennsylvania's primary in order to stay competitive for the elections.Democratic strategists say Clinton is favored for that win, but needs to stay in a 10 point margin.

3. In attempt to discredit Obama, Clinton's administration have been talking to super delegates about the controversy surrounding Barak's pastor reports Fox news. He made claims that the U.S. government is responsible for the spread of HIV.

4. ABC news reports Clinton says she is more prepared to be the next U.S. president because of her foreign experience. Obama supporters fired back saying that Clinton has continued with her role in foreign policy when she was first lady.

5. McCain's campaign event he discussed war in Iraq. he reportedly told lookers that he would be fine if the American troops were in Iraq for the next 100 years. ABC reports predict the comment to continue to hurt McCain during his shot at president.

6.NBC news reports Oregon republicans voting for Obama or Clinton. During the past 7 days with 10,000 republicans have refilled as Democrats in just Oregon.

7. CNN reports Clinton has vowed to stay in race until the end. She believes Obama is growing tired of his campaign and neither have enough votes from the deligates to win the nomination out right it will come down to the votes for them.

8. During a CNN interview McCain addresses claims that he has a violent temper. McCain says someone who gets angry from time to time is necessary when they are in a leadership role.

9. CNN reports the Missouri Rep. Clever favors Obama to win presidency. This came as a big surprise because Clever is a well known Clinton supporter.

10. ABC Sen. Amy Klobucar recently endorsed Obama. ABC reporters claim that this will have a positive effect on the popularity of Obama with the Super delegates.

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