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  • July 2008
    • Obama Raises $30M in June, Below Expecations

      Obama Raises $30M in June, Below Expecations

      (Newser) - Insiders say that Barack Obama raised about $30 million in June, which, by the campaign's own lofty standards, is a bit lackluster, reports the Wall Street Journal . Obama hopes to have raised $300 million by mid-October, with an additional $180 million for the DNC, bringing his record budget to nearly $500 million. McCain's camp, meanwhile, raised $22 million in June and plans to spend about $400 million when factoring in party and public funds. More »

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      Barack Obama   Hillary Clinton   campaign fundraising   DNC   lefties

    • A Lefty Will Be President

      A Lefty Will Be President

      (Newser) - No matter what happens in November, a left-hander will take the White House. In fact, five of the last seven presidents have been southpaws. While left-handedness has been taken as a sign of everything from artistic talent to brain damage, ambidexterity may be a desirable quality in a leader. Left-handedness expert Melissa Roth tackles the topic for the Washington Post . More »

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      John McCain   Obama 2008   McCain 2008   psychology   lefties   left handed

  • May 2007
    • Lefty Women Die Younger

      Lefty Women Die Younger

      (Newser) - Left-handed women have a dramatically higher risk of mortality from just about every disease, a new study reported in the Telegraph shows. Dutch researchers who followed more than 12,000 women for nearly 13 years found lefties had a 40% greater chance of dying from any cause, 70% higher from cancer, and 30% higher from circulatory diseases. More »

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      health   medicine   women   disease   women's health   lefties

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