Chris Dodd Endorses Obama


Dear Friend,

We have been through a lot in this past year and your friendship and support have meant so much to me.  That is why I wanted to let you know of my decision to endorse a Democratic candidate for President - and that I have decided to support Barack Obama.

We all understand how much is at stake in this election and that it is more important than ever that we put a Democrat in the White House.

And while both of our Party's remaining candidates are extremely talented and would make excellent commanders-in-chief, I am throwing my support to the candidate who I believe will open the most eyes to our shared Democratic vision.

I'm deeply proud to be the first 2008 Democratic presidential candidate to endorse Barack Obama.  He is ready to be President.  And I am ready to support him - to work with him and for him and help elect him our 44th President.

Put simply, I believe Barack Obama is uniquely qualified to help us face this housing crisis, create good jobs, strengthen America's families in this 21st century global economy, unite the world against terrorism and end the war in Iraq - and perhaps most importantly, call the American people to shared service and sacrifice.  In this campaign, he has drawn millions of voters into politics for the first time in their lives and shown us that we are united by so much more than that which divides us.

That is why I believe the time has come for Democrats to come together as a Party and focus on winning the general election.  The stakes are too high not to.

The last seven years have been as difficult as any I can remember. More than ever, we need a President who will inspire us to take part in the political process and change our country's path.

Today, when we need it most, we are hearing a new call from Barack Obama.  And I hope you, like me, will answer it in the affirmative.

Please get involved in Barack Obama's campaign now: http://action.barackobama.com/

Sincerely,

Chris Dodd



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Expect to see more Endorsements (none / 0)

coming over the next few weeks for the sake of "party unity" especially if Obama wins one of Texas or Ohio.


- Sam Hussein Longhorn
by LonghornSam on Tue Feb 26, 2008 at 10:37:30 AM EST

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He's clearly a Republican trying to get the softest target for the fall election.  Also, CT didn't matter, so this is insignificant.


NJ Hussein Independent
by NJIndependent on Tue Feb 26, 2008 at 10:38:37 AM EST

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I find it humiliating that Chris Dodd and other goverment officials find it necessary to endorse certain candidates. Why don't they just say that they think most American's are to stupid to figure out who they want as their next President, so we need the guidance from political machines! I find that very insulting and these politicians deserve to lose their own re-elections in the future!
Go away Chris Dodd, we don't care what you think!!

by Southern gal on Tue Feb 26, 2008 at 10:49:45 AM EST

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um... riiiighhhhhh!


by poserM on Tue Feb 26, 2008 at 10:52:30 AM EST
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Yeah...and after all the comments about how GREAT Ellen Degeneres is, now that she's endorsed Hillary.

I don't really think these endorsements matter that much.  Obama can now count on his superdelegate vote...that matters.  But I don't know anyone who is swayed by endorsements.  Maybe union endorsements, but not from political figures or celebs.  


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by freedom78 on Tue Feb 26, 2008 at 12:37:22 PM EST
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Heard a rumor (none / 0)

that Richardson was getting close, too.


Bill Foster would agree, Barack Obama has coat tails.
by Walt Starr on Tue Feb 26, 2008 at 11:15:51 AM EST

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Watch for even more significant movement of superdelegates toward Obama.  It probably will come at the end of this week.


by mainelib on Tue Feb 26, 2008 at 11:21:25 AM EST


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