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Will Powell Endorse Obama?
Colin Powell appears Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," and all of Washington is champing at the bit to know if he'll back Barack Obama . If Powell, retired chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, does endorse, he blesses Obama as a capable leader who is able to manage critical national ...
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Signs that Republican Colin Powell will support Barack Obama for president
nydailynews.com — DAILY NEWS WASHINGTON BUREAU CHIEF Updated Saturday, October 18th 2008, 1:09 AM WASHINGTON - After months of... playing political Hamlet, Colin Powell is finally ready to tell America who he likes for President - and the smart money says Barack Obama is ... (more) Signs that Republican Colin Powell will support Barack ...
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The obligatory “Colin Powell probably going to endorse Obama on Sunday” post
Hot Air » Top Picks — ... No word officially, but would an Obama shill like Andrea Mitchell be touting it this heavily if she thought a Maverick moment was in the works? Hotline ’s predictably jacked, too: If Powell, retired chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, does endorse, he blesses Obama as a capable leader who is able to manage critical national security and foreign policy matters. Though his push for the Iraq war somewhat tarnished his stellar reputation as a respected military man, Powell, who served three Republican presidents, remains popular. His support for Obama could sway moderates, ...

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