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Article: Former Senator Don Riegle Endorses Barack Obama

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April 19, 2008
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The presidential campaign of Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., issued the following news release:

Today, Former United States Senator Don Riegle endorsed Barack Obama, citing his ability to unite Americans and bring real change for middle class families and workers.

Former Senator Riegle said, "Barack Obama has the vision, intellect, and strength of character to best unite and lead our country at this critical time. This means ending the war in Iraq - and turning our major attention and resources to the many urgent human problems here at home.

"With 81% of the American people saying our country is on the "wrong track," it is time for a major change - especially here in Michigan. An Obama ...

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