Showing posts with label Edward Keneddy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edward Keneddy. Show all posts
Monday, January 28, 2008
Whose Next.
"Reject the counsels of doubt and calculation - its time again for a new generation of leadership - its time now for Barack Obama." Mr. Kennedy went on to say in todays speech “We, too, want a president who appeals to the hopes of those who still believe in the American dream and those around the world who still believe in the American ideal and who can lift our spirits and make us believe again,” Mr. Kennedy said. “I’ve found that candidate and I think you have, too.” (New York Times. So much for them endorsing Hillary)
Remind you, this is the brother to John F. Kennedy - a member of whats viewed as the first royal political family here in America. This has put a respected influential voice of the democratic party behind Obama's campaign and at this stage of game its critical to have such a senior constituent willing to endorse the campaign. Furthered by the remarks Senator Edwards made about Obama being the true advocate for change, which really gives Obama's campaign the ability to take back control of the message and move forward to wins on super Tuesday.
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2008 Election,
Barack Obama,
Edward Keneddy
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Kennedy's Co-Sign


As you very well know - Barack Obama picked up a much needed win and momentum in South Carolina. Emerging from a bitter campaign week with democratic rivals Hillary & Bill Clinton, Obama managed to receive %55 of the democratic vote in SC. Now comes the good stuff. Senator Kennedy will endorse Obama for President Monday, which is seen to be a very influential nod from within the Democratic party and also represents a huge boost for the Obama campaign. Furthered by a op-ed piece "A President Like My Father" in todays New York Times (whose editorial board decided to back Clinton) by President Kennedy's daughter and only living child - Caroline Kennedy. The endorsement from the royalty of Political families is definitely a positive - yet it will be interesting to see how this works out for Obama in the long run. Obviously with the Democratic party pushing for whatever candidate they think will have the best chance of handily taking back the white house. Click on the pictures above to view the articles.
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