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Somber Ceremony Marks Seventh Anniversary of 9/11
Senators John McCain and Barack Obama have officially suspended campaigning today and have agreed to make a joint appearance at Ground Zero in lower Manhattan in observance of the seventh anniversary of 9/11. In a statement issued jointly, the two presidential candidates said, "We will put aside politics and come together."
By Lawrence O'Donnell • • 1 min readSenators John McCain and Barack Obama have officially suspended campaigning today and have agreed to make a joint appearance at Ground Zero in lower Manhattan in observance of the seventh anniversary of 9/11. In a statement issued jointly, the two presidential candidates said, "We will put aside politics and come together." Michael Duffy is assistant managing editor of Time magazine.
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1 of 3Seven Years after 9/11, How Safe Are We?- 1:42Somber Ceremony Marks Seventh Anniversary of 9/11You’re reading this
- 7:37Seven Years after 9/11, How Safe Are We?
- 41:32A Death on 9/11, but What a Compelling Life