voices.washingtonpost.com - 10/19/2008
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Updated 9:53 a.m. By Shailagh Murray and Ed O'Keefe Former Secretary of State Colin Powell crossed party lines this morning to endorse Sen. Barack Obama for president, the most prominent GOP defection yet of the 2008 campaign. Obama has courted Republicans all along, but in Powell he gets party ...
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Former Secretary of State Colin Powell endorsed Barack
Obama for president, criticizing his own Republican Party for...
what he called its narrow focus on irrelevant personal attacks.
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Powell endorses Obama for president
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Former Secretary of State Colin Powell crossed party lines this morning to endorse Sen. Barack Obama for president, the most prominent GOP defection yet of the 2008 campaign.
First off, is this really that surprising? Powell has been bashing the Bush administration for years, and has by no means been someone Republicans could count on for support.
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Former Secretary of State Colin Powell crossed party lines this morning to endorse Sen. Barack Obama for president, the most prominent GOP defection yet of the 2008 campaign.
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