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Obama Camp Disputes Accounts of Sagging Donations - FOXNews
Obama Camp Disputes Accounts of Sagging Donations
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by FOXNews.com Barack Obama’s campaign, after three straight months of fundraising decline, is pushing back against reports that donors are cooling toward his candidacy.
McCain plans to reveal more about his fundraising
Obama raised more than $30 million in June: campaign
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AP - KBR Inc. used employees with little electrical expertise to supervise subcontractors in Iraq and hired foreigners who couldn't speak English, former KBR electricians told a Senate panel investigating electrocutions of 13 Americans.
