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McCain condemns Obama energy plan
Aug. 7: John McCain attacks Barack Obama energy plan, saying the Democratic presidential candidate's tire gauge proposal "sounds more like a PSA." Full story
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Switching lanes on tire pressure
Aug. 6: In a telephone town hall on Tuesday, McCain flip-flopped on tire pressure, saying all Americans should inflate their tires -- a statement similar to an Obama message McCain previously mocked. The Washington Post’s Eugene Robinson discusses.
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McCain channels McConaughy
Aug. 7: In this edition of the “News You Can’t Use,” John McCain does his best Matthew McConaughy impression as he attempts to rally Marshall University’s Thundering Herd, while a Memphis congressman shows a documentary filmmaker the way out of his home.
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A team of rivals?
Aug. 6: Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin discusses whether Barack Obama or John McCain can include political opponents in their cabinets.
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Jilted Scarlett blames sexism
Aug 6: Winners and Losers: Is actress Scarlett Johansson a loser for blaming sexism for the hoopla made over her e-mail to Barack Obama? Dan Abrams discusses the day’s winners and losers with MSNBC’s Contessa Brewer.
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Iraq surplus
Aug. 6: MSNBC’s David Gregory and a Race for the White House panel talk about viewers’ e-mail, including one which asks, “Our economy is in shambles, we’re spending ten billion a month in Iraq, and we’re paying $4 a gallon for gas. Meanwhile, Iraq is announcing a budget surplus of around $80 billion. How can anyone justify staying in Iraq, or continuing the policies of his administration?”
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Lockup Corcoran Extended Stay: Everyone Gets Got
A member of the Bulldogs, a gang at Corcoran (California State Prison), is as violent behind bars as he was on the streets. Premieres Saturday, August 9 at 10 p.m. ET.
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Travel etiquette: Don't offend the locals
Memorizing every detail of a country's decorum rulebook before heading overseas is difficult if not impossible. Here are tips on getting by graciously in the 10 most visited countries.
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