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| N.C. GOP delegates dine out on Novartis (The News & Observer) |
| Novartis sponsored one of the swankiest events this week for the North Carolina delegation at the Republican National Convention. Delegates rode buses to Lake Minnetonka outside Minneapolis to dine at a country club overlooking the blue waters. |
| 09/05/2008 |
| Bush convention speech: Delegates see no risk for McCain (Bradenton Herald) |
| ST. PAUL, Minn. — Despite concerns that George Bush's satetllite address to the Republican national Convention Tuesday night might hurt John McCain's presidential campaign by reminding voters that the two men come from the same political party, delegates here say they don't think voters will have any trouble telling the two men apart. |
| 09/04/2008 |
| Carolinas delegates welcome Bush's speech (The Charlotte Observer) |
| Even the Republican faithful realized that President Bush wasn't going to do John McCain many favors Tuesday night. After being bumped on the convention's opening night because of Hurricane Gustav – a move some Republican operatives quietly applauded – Bush resurfaced Tuesday to give a speech by way of satellite. And many Carolinas delegates welcomed it. “It's important that he speak to the ... |
| 09/03/2008 |
| Bush convention speech: Delegates see no risk for McCain (The San Luis Obispo Tribune) |
| ST. PAUL, Minn. — Despite concerns that George Bush's satetllite address to the Republican national Convention Tuesday night might hurt John McCain's presidential campaign by reminding voters that the two men come from the same political party, delegates here say they don't think voters will have any trouble telling the two men apart. "It's important that he speak to the party, to say his final ... |
| 09/03/2008 |
| Bush deserves his farewell, N.C. says (The News & Observer) |
| Even the Republican faithful realized that President Bush wasn't going to do John McCain many favors Tuesday night. After being bumped on the convention's opening night because of Hurricane Gustav -- a move some Republican operatives quietly applauded -- Bush resurfaced Tuesday to give a speech by satellite. |
| 09/02/2008 |
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