Senator Richard Burr joined McCain at a town hall style meeting in Wilmington.

Obama made the comments while visiting Asheville on Monday.

Sarah Palin is criticizing Barack Obama's ties to his incendiary former pastor and a 1960s-era radical.

The Delaware senator plans to attend a rally in Greenville on Monday. The event comes less than a week after Biden visited Charlotte, Winston-Salem and Raleigh as part of a bus tour Thursday.

"The soul of the Tea Party is the people who belong to it," Palin says.

She says that voters were swayed by what she called a "woeful" economic situation.

Joe, aka Samuel J.Wurzelbacher, made his comments to Pennsylvania public radio's Scott Detrow.

Sen. John McCain doesn't think Sarah Palin would want him to endorse her before she's made a decision about running for the Republican presidential nomination.

She accused Obama of selling out ally Israel in over its naval blockade of Gaza and treating Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shabbily.

Mitt Romney's decision to tap Paul Ryan as his running mate elevates to the national stage a serious-minded policy wonk from the heartland who became a philosophical leader of the Republican Party when the GOP took control of the  U.S. House less than two years ago.

Palin took to task the anti-abortion politicians who voted for Health Care legislation that she believes will allow federal funding of abortions, telling the crowd, those lawmakers will be held accountable.

The vice presidential nominee made her second stop in NC to hold a Road To Victory rally.

Palin spent part of the weekend "frantically" trying to sort out which of her family's outfits belong to the Republican Party.

McCain maintains they were bought because Palin needed clothes, and that they'd be donated to charity after the election.

John McCain says some polls may show his opponent is ahead, but he says indicators show his campaign is "coming up."