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After all, who really spends that much time contemplating Myanmar? Well, John McCain for one. He's been an outspoken critic of the regime, repeatedly calling for more aggressive action against the "thugs" in charge. In the days after the cyclone, his rhetoric has generally been more heated and confrontational than that of his Democratic rivals. Of course, voters might dismiss all of this as insider intrigue. But the audience McCain has to be most concerned about is the press. There's a fine line between

The Candidates React to Burma Cyclone By Garance Franke-Ruta and Juliet Eilperin As the toll of dead or missing in Burma soared to 60,000 in the wake of Cyclone Nargis’s slamming into the South Asian state over the weekend, the candidates for president issued statements on the tragedy.

s Cyclone Nargis could climb steeply unless aid agencies get into the country quickly and get clean drinking water and shelter to the tens of thousands of traumatised survivors. Out of tragedy, light may shine on Burma Telegraph.co.uk Washington Post - BBC News - International Herald Tribune - NEWS.com.au all 941 news articles »

The Candidates React to Burma Cyclone At Speedway, Clinton Says to Put it in D Obama's Lean and Hungry Voter Outreach At the Pump in Elizabeth City A Test for the Clinton Campaign