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The Choice: How Obama and McCain Would Lead 
No matter who wins, the 44th U.S. President will inherit a nation in a world of hurt. A look at how each man would face an epic challenge

They only look as if they inhabit our galaxy. In truth, the men who would be President have been running for months in a parallel universe, a place where a Chief Executive changes laws by waving a hand and reorders society at the stroke of a pen. "When I am President," the candidates declare — and off they go into dreamspeak, describing tax codes down to the last decimal point and sketching health-care reforms far beyond the power of any single person to enact.

In their imaginary, reassuring cosmos, America is always a mere 10 years — and one new President — away from energy independence. And the ills of the federal budget can be cured simply by having an eagle-eyed leader go through it line by line. ...

Last Stand (The Well / Campaign '08)
Ted Stevens is a convicted felon. What his uncertain future means for Alaska and the GOP

The Candidates on the Issues (The Well / Campaign '08)
Much has been written about the differences between McCain and Obama, but the race remains a contest of issues. Here are side-by-side comparisons of both candidates on seven key issue, in their own words.

The Ohio Republican County That Could Tip the Election (The Well / Campaign '08)
Ohio's Hamilton County has long been one of the nation's most reliably Republican areas. Will it tip the election to Obama this year?

Hidin' Biden: Reining In a Voluble No. 2 (The Well / Campaign '08)
Though Obama's campaign struggles to keep his voluble running mate in check, Biden has been valuable in connecting with swing-state voters

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