Not as poorly as some had hoped or feared, in fact.
According to RealClearPolitics, his "RCP Average" in head-to-head polls against both Clinton and Obama (see here) is above both potential Democratic nominees' averages by 1% and 1.4%, respectively.
But before you McCain supporters start popping the corks on the champagne, consider this. The chart showing the fluctuations of the Averages shows that McCain has come off of a period in which both Hillary and Obama were beating him, and especially Obama. 1% and 1.4% are very slim leads, and the election is by no means decided.
What Do the U.S. Dollar, Ecuador, and the Sacagawea Dollar Have in Common?
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It is not widely known that several countries officially use the U.S.
dollar as their national currency. One of those countries is Ecuador.
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