Topic: Why the Powell Endorsement (Could) Matter | |
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I don't think he will endorse Obama. If he does, he would basically be saying he was wrong about the war in Iraq and such. After having much success in his career, I just don't think that's the way he'll go out. He was wrong about the war... you know it, I know it and so does he! Why do you think he stepped down and dont be so sure he wont endorse obama... In my opinion this would be his vindication.. ![]() http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1008/14665.html |
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I don't think he will endorse Obama. If he does, he would basically be saying he was wrong about the war in Iraq and such. After having much success in his career, I just don't think that's the way he'll go out. He was wrong about the war... you know it, I know it and so does he! Why do you think he stepped down and dont be so sure he wont endorse obama... In my opinion this would be his vindication.. ![]() http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1008/14665.html he has endorsed Obama a big surprise I say no after the WMD fiasco and Bush leaving him out on a limb, why should he stay loyal to a party that has royally screwed him? |
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Colin Powell, who was secretary of state in the Bush administration, broke with his party Sunday to offer a stunning and powerfully worded endorsement to Senator Barack Obama's presidential candidacy.
Powell, a retired general, described Obama as a "transformational figure." "He has both style and substance," Powell said in an appearance on NBC. "Obama has displayed a steadiness; showed intellectual vigor. He has a definitive way of doing business that will do us well." http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/10/19/america/19powell.php |
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