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At Maryland, Obama's a star--not Hillary

September 28, 2006 RSS Feed Print
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Sen. Barack Obama was the second high-profile Democrat to speak at the University of Maryland this week. But Hillary Clinton's Monday fundraiser brought nowhere near the enthusiasm Obama's speech generated yesterday, the Diamondback reports. More than 1,000 people watched Obama endorse Maryland's Democratic hopefuls. After a photograph with Obama, one girl even swooned. At Clinton's Monday fundraiser--which charged $75 a head--"student turnout was noticeably lacking," the Diamondback reported Tuesday.

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Blaton?!!!

of 1:56AM February 12, 2008

Military is not for obama so get your stories straight,not all want obama .so lets not print all.thats a blaton lie.I know ate least half of maryland is for Hillary vote Hillary my military friends .experience counts not a laundering crook from another country.

so cs news now print that.

Rmoses of MD 12:24PM February 07, 2008

obama being the best star at being the best crook.look people he bought his home with laundered money and over half of his campain money came from afgastain even his crooked friend is in jail where obama needs to be .this crook dosent care about you he only wants your votes.he will sell this country out.Thats why Hillary needs and will be persident shes the bet experienced and she can from day one get this country up and runing as it should be .vote Hillary and be counted and lets stop letting unexperienced stop trying to get elected .you see from super tuesday how she won and she did not need the ted kennedy or opra to get her votes its because shes a lady and a winner.

wake up America vote Hillary and lets get on track for a change.

boycott cnn ,cbs for their biost and lyes

Rmoses of MD 12:20PM February 07, 2008

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