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  • July 2008

    • Peekaboo With Kids Is Classic Political Game

      New York Times  |  Jul 14, 08 9:50 AM CDT

      Peekaboo With Kids Is Classic Political Game

      (Newser) - The press tries to treat politicians’ offspring, particularly younger ones, with kid gloves, writes David Carr of the New York Times —so it’s no wonder there was a furor when Barack Obama let Access Hollywood interview his 10- and 7-year-old daughters. Many reporters were irked by the beyond-puff piece, and Obama swiftly said he wouldn’t do it again, drawing the curtain back over his family. More »

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      Barack Obama  • Obama 2008  • media  • Michelle Obama  • interview  • Access Hollywood  • Malia Obama  • Sasha Obama

    • Obama, Stop Acting Like a Child

      New York Times  |  Jul 13, 08 12:04 PM CDT

      Obama, Stop Acting Like a Child

      (Newser) - Caught up in a Fourth of July celebration, Barack Obama agreed to let his daughters be interviewed on "Access Hollywood," a turnaround from his position on his family's privacy and a big slip-up, writes Maureen Dowd in the New York Times. But Obama compounded the error by expressing morning-after regret so vehemently that it just looked like the latest in a series of flip-flops. More »

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      Barack Obama  • Michelle Obama  • family  • interview  • Access Hollywood  • Malia Obama  • Sasha Obama

    • Obama Family Goes Hollywood

      ABC News  |  Jul 9, 08 10:00 AM CDT

      Obama Family Goes Hollywood

      (Newser) - Barack Obama took the unusual step of sitting down with Access Hollywood, but the interview took a decidedly precocious tone when daughters Malia and Sasha joined in, dishing on mommy and daddy holding hands and potential White House bedroom decor. The first interview of the Obamas is airing over four evenings, beginning last night, and is expected to draw millions of viewers—at a time when John McCain is struggling to stay in the spotlight. More »

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      Barack Obama  • John McCain  • presidential campaign  • presidential election  • Michelle Obama  • interview  • Access Hollywood

  • June 2008

    • Actors' Family Feud Creates More Hollywood Labor Unrest

      Los Angeles Times  |  Jun 30, 08 10:45 AM CDT

      Actors' Family Feud Creates More Hollywood Labor Unrest

      (Newser) - In the escalation of a long-simmering turf war, the largest Hollywood actors union is attempting to scuttle a deal reached by its smaller rival with studios, the Los Angeles Times reports. Though the Screen Actors Guild isn't planning to strike when its contract expires tonight, it's urging members who also belong to the American Federation of Television and Radio Actors to vote against that contract. More »

    • Daytime TV as Campaign Stop

      Newsweek  |  Jun 3, 08 2:26 PM CDT

      Daytime TV as Campaign Stop

      (Newser) - You know where they stand on gas prices, but what about pantsuits and family pets? Hillary Clinton, John McCain, and Barack Obama are making the rounds of daytime talk shows and celebrity gossipfests, courting "low-info" voters—those mostly white, working class, and undecided folks who haven't been paying much attention to the campaign. And besides pulling in millions more viewers than Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert, softer shows also go easier on guests, reports Newsweek . More »

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      Barack Obama  • John McCain  • Hillary Clinton  • television  • Jon Stewart  • Stephen Colbert  • The View  • presidential politics  • daytime talk show  • Access Hollywood

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