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msnbc.msn.com - 10/19/2008

Powell endorses Obama for president

— msnbc.msn.com — 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. (more) Powell endorses Obama for president

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politico.com - 10/17/2008

Colin Powell might endorse Obama

— politico.com — Once considered a potential McCain running mate, he may endorse McCain's Democratic rival.... (more) Colin Powell might endorse Obama

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Colin Powell

Barack Obama

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cnn.com - 10/19/2008

Colin Powell endorses Obama

— cnn.com — Former Secretary of State Colin Powell says he is voting for Barack Obama.... (more) Colin Powell endorses Obama

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Colin Powell

Barack Obama

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The obligatory “Colin Powell probably going to endorse Obama on Sunday” post
Hot Air » Top Picks — The obligatory “Colin Powell probably going to endorse Obama on Sunday” post posted at 7:00 pm on October 17, 2008 by Allahpundit Send to a Friend | printer-friendly 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 ...

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Stop The ACLU — The bad news: 1.) The Wall Street Journal puts out the warning on the liberal revolution: If the current polls hold, Barack Obama will win the White House on November 4 and Democrats will consolidate their Congressional majorities, probably with a filibuster-proof Senate or very close to it. Without the ability to filibuster, the Senate would become like the House, able to pass whatever the majority wants. Though we doubt most Americans realize it, this would be one of the most profound political and ideological shifts in U.S. history. Liberals would dominate the entire government in a way they haven’t since 1965, or 1933. In other words, the election would mark the ...