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Article: Pennsylvania GOP: Obama Experienced Enough To Be President? Governor Ed Rendell And Obama's Own Running Mate Joe Biden Aren't So Sure

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August 29, 2008
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The Pennsylvania Republican Party issued the following news release:

Republican Party of Pennsylvania Chairman Robert A. Gleason, Jr. rarely agrees with Governor Ed Rendell or Senator Joe Biden, except when it comes to talking about Barack Obama's inexperience. Gleason agrees with both Rendell and Biden when they said that Obama doesn't have the necessary experience or judgment to lead our nation.

"Governor Ed Rendell and Senator Joe Biden have been strong critics of Barack Obama's shortcomings, each saying that they don't believe that he has the experience necessary to lead our nation," Gleason said. "Just this week, Rendell compared Obama to Adlai Stevenson, saying that they both give ...

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