Politics - Election 2008

Obama Fires Back At McCain, Bush On Foreign Policy

Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) addresses supporters at a rally April 22, 2008 in Evansville, IN. Source: Scott Olson/Getty Images

Barack Obama laid into John McCain on Friday for advancing a tough-guy foreign policy that he called "naive and irresponsible," serving notice that he's ready to launch a full-throttle challenge to the Republican presidential contender on international relations in the general election campaign.

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- DEMOCRATS
2,025 needed to win
- REPUBLICANS
1,191 needed to win
Barack Obama 1,882 -
John McCain 1,337
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Hillary Clinton 1,711 -
Mike Huckabee 231
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John Edwards 18 -
Mitt Romney
149 -
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Totals reflect CBS News estimates, including superdelegates. See the CBS News Complete Scorecard or the Associated Press Delegate Tracker Interactive for more details.

 

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