Sen. Kennedy Rallies Behind Obama
You've heard the news, now watch the speech: Sen. Ted Kennedy was careful to pay tribute to "friends" Hillary Clinton and John Edwards, but Monday's pep rally at American University in Washington, D.C., was all about Barack Obama, whom Kennedy calls "the candidate who inspires me" and the one most able to "renew our belief that our country's best days are still to come."
You’ve heard the news, now watch the speech: Sen. Ted Kennedy was careful to pay tribute to “friends” Hillary Clinton and John Edwards, but Monday’s pep rally at American University in Washington, D.C., was all about Barack Obama, whom Kennedy calls “the candidate who inspires me” and the one most able to “renew our belief that our country’s best days are still to come.”
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