Political News Alert: Senate candidate Fiorina in hospital for infection

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Democrat Attacks Are Sickening, Fight Back, Join My $1 Million Goal

An urgent message from our sponsor From the desk of Dick Morris Dear Reader: As I told you yesterday, the Democrats are desperate. They have launched a new wave of dirty, dishonest ads. I have been following politics a long time, and I never have seen a party propagate such vicious smears. The media have been silent about what the Democrats have been up to. You don’t have to be! You may have seen some of these disgusting ads, depending on where you live. Nancy Pelosi’s goal is to sway the one-third of voters who haven’t made up their minds. And Harry Reid is one of several Democrats secretly backing fake tea party candidates, an effort that is so obvious and so underhanded, even the liberal New York Times decided to expose him and these Democrats in a page one story. We all know that, in a close election, this tricky new tactic could give the fake third-party candidate enough votes to elect Reid and other key Democrats. Reid is in deep trouble. Coming to his rescue is Vietnam War veteran embellisher John Kerry of Taxachussetts, who’s raising money to support Reid’s dishonest campaign. Across the country, GOP House candidates are being smeared. The Democrats have even dug up these candidates’ personal financial records to show they weren’t paying credit card bills. One desperate Democrat, Ron Klein in Florida, even put his Republican opponent’s private Social Security number in a TV ad! His opponent is Col. Allen West, a decorated former Army officer, a conservative, and an African-American. West quickly admitted he did miss some credit card payments. Why? He was serving our country in Afghanistan, and his wife and kids back home couldn’t make ends meet. When people such as Klein try to smear true American heroes such as Col. West, we know the Democrats are really desperate. The Klein smear tactic is just one of many happening all over the country. The national media are not reporting on these Democrats’ dirty tactics. But Super PAC for America is fighting on the local level to counter these attacks by exposing the Democrats’ actual voting record. Voters are angry — like you and me! They understand if people can’t pay their credit card bills under Obamanomics. What they don’t want is a member of Congress who voted for Obamacare, with $1 trillion in new costs, new taxes and $500 billion in Medicare for the seniors who paid into the system their whole lives! Frankly, we are in an EMERGENCY situation. We have just days to go before Election Day. To meet this EMERGENCY, I announced a new goal to raise an extra $1 million by midnight tonight. That’s a tight deadline. Donations are pouring in, but we’re still about $600,000 short. Should we ignore the Democrats’ dishonest ads and just hope for the best on Election Day? No! That would let dozens of vulnerable Democrats in Congress snatch victory from the jaws of defeat! The answer is to run hard-hitting ads that expose the truth: that the Democrats in Congress are self-serving politicians who want to feather their nests, grow government, and help themselves to even more of your tax money for their pet projects. The ads we need to run, finances permitting, make it clear that the issue this election is Obama’s job-killing policies. No wonder Democratic gubernatorial candidate Frank Caprio of Rhode Island told Obama he can “take his endorsement and shove it”! Obama’s policies are so bad that Democrats who voted with Obama are running from their records. Our ads literally “pin the tail on the donkey” and remind the voters that these members of Congress voted for the Wall Street bailout, the so-called “stimulus” package, and Obamacare. How many more jobs will the Democrats kill before we throw the rascals out of Congress? The best “stimulus” for the economy is lower taxes and less government, as Ronald Reagan proved during his presidency. 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Tech Update: Chinese Telecom Giant in Push for U.S. Market

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October 26, 2010 Tech Update

Chinese Telecom Giant in Push for U.S. Market By JOHN MARKOFF and DAVID BARBOZA Security concerns make telecommunications a particularly delicate industry in the United States. Testing a Bar Code Technology for Smartphones By ELIZABETH OLSON A marketing experiment where transit riders can access e-books and more by using a smartphone to scan a poster on the wall. ADVERTISEMENT Itineraries Hoteliers Look to Shield Themselves From Dishonest Online Reviews By SUSAN STELLIN As TripAdvisor's influence grows, hotels are increasingly concerned about damage from inflammatory claims in reviews. On the Road Just Sit Back and Immerse Yourself By JOE SHARKEY The KOR-fx system, priced at $189.99, is said to stimulate the brain to produce different sensations. Revenue Rises at Texas Instruments By REUTERS Strong demand from industrial customers offset weak demand for chips used in consumer products. Politico, Seeing a Market Need, Adds a Paid News Service By JEREMY W. PETERS Politico Pro will provide coverage of the minutiae of health care, energy and technology for members of Congress, lobbyists and government offices starting at $1,495 a year. Technology Most E-Mailed Chinese Telecom Giant in Push for U.S. Market Animation in Starts and Stops, Simplified App Makers Take Interest in Android British Kids Log On and Learn Math - in Punjab 5 iPad Apps That Changed My Mind Video Library Player: Andy Rooney's Fall Cleaning State of the Art: Battling the Earbud Blues Pogue's Posts: Line2: Turn an iPod Touch into an iPhone Beaming to the Cloud All the Mess That Is Our Digital Life Bits: LogMeIn Taunts Cisco and Citrix with Free Web Meeting App ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

Personal Tech Gadgetwise Blog H.P. Slate Is Not Trying to Be an iPad By ROY FURCHGOTT The H.P. Slate Tablet PC looks like an iPad, but there are some real differences in what the product does and who the intended buyer is. Aro Mobile Wants to Simplify Your Mobile Phone October 26, 2010, 7:28 AM Google Promotes Susan Wojcicki, Advertising Executive October 25, 2010, 9:05 PM Amazon's Kindle Sales Are Vague, but Strong October 25, 2010, 8:11 PM Venmo Wants Its Users to Trust Each Other October 25, 2010, 6:03 PM Go to the Bits Blog » Technology Headlines From Around the Web What's This? Read/Write Web Amazon Launches Windowshop, New iPad App for Shopping MacStories iPhone Security Hole Lets You Make Calls When The Phone Is Locked MacRumors Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac Beta Now Available Digg the Blog Important development at Digg BoomTown Digg Publisher and Chief Revenue Officer Departs for Start-Up More at Blogrunner » ADVERTISEMENT

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U.S. Top News Early Edition: U.S. slips to historic low in global corruption index

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Good Morning Omss, TUE 26 Oct 2010    U.S. slips to historic low in global corruption index Iraq's Tareq Aziz sentenced to death Ford posts quarterly profit, pays down debt Forestry takes centre-stage at U.N. talks on nature AIG CEO Benmosche has cancer Iran begins inserting fuel into nuclear plant core Indonesian tsunami kills 108, hundreds missing U.S. says did not under-report Iraq civilian deaths Democrats off to good start in early voting Space station to shift orbit to dodge space junk New anti-Japan protest in China Myanmar TV airs cyclone footage Indonesians flee volcano slopes U.S. slips to historic low in global corruption index October 26, 2010 07:55 AM ET BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States has dropped out of the "top 20" in a global league table of least corrupt nations, tarnished by financial scandals and the influence of money in politics, Transparency International said on Tuesday. Full Article Iraq's Tareq Aziz sentenced to death October 26, 2010 08:29 AM ET BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's high tribunal on Tuesday passed a death sentence on Tareq Aziz, once the international face of dictator Saddam Hussein's regime, over the persecution of Islamic parties, the court said. Full Article Ford posts quarterly profit, pays down debt October 26, 2010 08:39 AM ET DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co posted a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday and pulled forward by a year a debt-reduction forecast seen as key to returning the automaker to an investment-grade credit rating. Full Article Forestry takes centre-stage at U.N. talks on nature October 26, 2010 09:06 AM ET NAGOYA, Japan (Reuters) - Delegates at a global U.N. meeting to preserve natural resources moved closer on Tuesday to agreeing ways to set aside about $4 billion to help developing nations save tropical forests, as studies highlighted the plight of nature. Full Article AIG CEO Benmosche has cancer October 26, 2010 03:48 AM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - American International Group said on Monday Chief Executive Robert Benmosche has cancer and an unclear prognosis, casting a shadow on the bailed-out insurer as it undergoes a restructuring. Full Article Iran begins inserting fuel into nuclear plant core October 26, 2010 09:01 AM ET TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran began loading fuel into the core of its first nuclear power plant on Tuesday, its atomic energy chief said, taking the last major step to realizing its stated goal of becoming a peaceful user of nuclear energy. Full Article Indonesian tsunami kills 108, hundreds missing October 26, 2010 09:02 AM ET JAKARTA (Reuters) - A tsunami that pounded remote islands in western Indonesia following an earthquake off the coast of Sumatra killed more than 100 people, officials said on Tuesday, and hundreds more were missing. Full Article U.S. says did not under-report Iraq civilian deaths October 25, 2010 05:48 PM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military said on Monday it did not under-report the number of civilian deaths in the Iraq war or ignore prisoner abuse by Iraqi forces, rejecting allegations arising from leaked U.S. documents. Full Article Democrats off to good start in early voting October 25, 2010 06:03 PM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats are off to a stronger than expected start in early voting despite months of dire predictions about their lack of enthusiasm for the November 2 midterm elections. Full Article Space station to shift orbit to dodge space junk October 26, 2010 05:42 AM ET MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's space command Tuesday ordered the International Space Station to change its orbit slightly to avoid collision with a piece of floating debris that could cause serious damage, officials said. Full Article

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