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At the Reagan Library in California, Rudy Giuliani endorses John McCain for President based on shared beliefs on security and strength.
Mitt Romney addresses taxation, global warming, and John McCain's lack of financial acumen, while proposing new taxes on the Chinese.
From February 26, 2007, Ron Paul in an interview on the Lou Dobbs show discussing immigration and ending the Iraq war.
Rudy Giuliani on illegal immigration, green cards, and his alleged record in New York city.
Presidential Candidate Mike Gravel comments on the similarities between Iraq and Vietnam, and his experience with both.
Barack Obama on Iraq, claiming opposition from the start of the war despite being hawkish on Afghanistan. 
John Edwards talks about where he comes from and who he fights for in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on August 18, 2007.
President Bill Clinton talks about Hillary's life of public service and why she's the right choice to be president.
Dennis Kucinich's 30 second video clip entitled "the Real Democrat" from YouTube.
At a Rally for Change in Charleston, South Carolina Sen. Kerry endorsed Barack Obama for President.
Cynthia McKinney announces her formally becoming a Green Party member, and her intention to run as the Green Candidate in 2008.this site is a partnership of Pacifica Radio and Free Speech Radio News
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