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Obama Rallies Voters on Eve of Pa. Primary

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Sen. Barack Obama crossed Pennsylvania Monday in a final attempt to reach voters before the state's primary election Tuesday. (Video: Jacqueline Refo / washingtonpost.com)

Posted at 8:40 AM ET on Apr 22, 2008  | Category:  Video Report
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Posted by: Sen0Finger | April 22, 2008 4:23 PM

Check out the full video of Obama's speech in Philly. Another job well done by Obama!

http://campaigncircus.com/video_player.php?v=9199

Posted by: kim | April 22, 2008 12:28 PM

I have been very disappointed in Bill and Hillary Clinton since Bill began the negativety in this campaign aimed at African Americans. I didnt have an opinion about Hillary before the race but now I would not support Bill or Hillary in anything they do. If they somehow manipulate and steal the nomination, I will NOT vote in November. I believe that the former President felt they could win the nomination with just the white vote. That backfired, a losing strategy but they continued to play that card continually dividing the country by their words and actions instead of bringing us together. Hillary's actions speak again to her errors in decision making. Hillary is a politician. Her performance during debates and throughout this campaign have not been Presidential. I'll be relieved tonight after Barack Obama upsets her and she can go somewhere and sit down!

Posted by: gosomewhereandsitdown! | April 22, 2008 11:41 AM

wwwqueen, you soooo wish!

Posted by: | April 22, 2008 11:40 AM

Let's hope this is the end of the miserable run and tactics of Cruella Clinton.

Posted by: jeffp | April 22, 2008 10:37 AM

To "byobama"

Too bad, twist, twist, twist...

You are twisting in the wind.

Posted by: wwwqueen | April 22, 2008 9:17 AM

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