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Cover Story: Politics of Change 2008
Obama and McCain Offer Contrasting Choices
By George E. Curry

After a long, exciting and historic Democratic primary, leading up to what will be – in one way or another – a historic election, the presidential race has calmed down to a straight-up fight between Barack Obama and John McCain, two men who both claim to be agents of change.

For voters worried and increasingly worn out by continued bad news about economy, the Iraq war, rising gas prices and the mortgage, change in this presidential election is not only desired, but essential. The question voters must decide is whose brand of “change” they want and which candidate is likely to turn this historic process into something that sustains. Examining the sharp contrast in views between McCain and Obama on the economy, civil rights, judicial appointments, Iraq, abortion and urban affairs can offer some insight into the kind of change voters can expect from each candidate. ...

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The National Black MBA Association, Inc. (NBMBAA) is a nonprofit organization of minority MBAs, business professionals, entrepreneurs and MBA students. With thousands of members working in both private and public sectors worldwide, we share a commitment to education and business – the two principal keys to the economic development of the Black community.

NBMBAA® represents the most powerful network of individuals and partners dedicated to increasing corporate diversity, access to capital and intellectual advancement. We provide access to knowledge and success through our five channels of engagement: education, career, leadership, entrepreneurship and lifestyle.

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