McCain vows to make greatest comeback
No US Candidate Has Ever Overcome Such A Large Lead
Wilmington, North Carolina: Republican John McCain confessed his White House odds looked daunting as rival Barack Obama built a commanding poll lead, but insisted he was the experienced hand that a nation in crisis requires.
As the Democrat unveiled a four-point plan to get the stricken US economy back on its feet, new polls Monday gave him a double-digit national lead three weeks before the November 4 election.
McCain, after a recent barrage of negative character attacks on Obama, retooled his stump speech as he battled to shore up support in Virginia and North Carolina — two states that are normally rock-solid Republican.
As the Democrat unveiled a four-point plan to get the stricken US economy back on its feet, new polls Monday gave him a double-digit national lead three weeks before the November 4 election.
McCain, after a recent barrage of negative character attacks on Obama, retooled his stump speech as he battled to shore up support in Virginia and North Carolina — two states that are normally rock-solid Republican.
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