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Article: Connecticut GOP: Sen. Barack Obama: Not Ready to Lead

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June 4, 2008
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The Connecticut Republican Party issued the following news release:

With Senator Barack Obama having wrapped up the Democratic nomination for President tonight, Chairman Chris Healy released the following statement regarding Senator Obama:

"Barack Obama wants to lead this country in exactly the wrong direction," said Healy. "Over the coming months, the American people will take a hard look at the junior Senator from Illinois, and they will find a man who wants to dramatically increase taxes so that the federal government can play an even bigger role ...

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