Obama Nearly Doubles McCain's Fundraising in July

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After a busy fund raising campaign in July this Saturday night Barack Obama and John McCain talked about personal and national moral failures with the pastor of Saddleback church Rick Warren. Among those failures were drug and alcohol use, broken marriage, and a degree of national selfishness.

U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama raised nearly twice as much campaign money as his Republican rival John McCain in July.

Senator Obama's campaign Saturday reported that it raised more than $51 million last month.

By contrast, Senator McCain's campaign raised $27 million in July. McCain's campaign released its latest figure on Friday and noted the number had increased for a fifth consecutive month.

The rival candidates are expected to briefly share a stage Saturday during a forum on faith in the city of Lake Forest, in the west coast state of California.

The candidates are scheduled to give separate talks during the event hosted by the Reverend Rick Warren, author of the book titled "The Purpose-Driven Life"

The event marks Obama's return to the campaign trail after a week-long vacation in Hawaii.

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