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Thu Jan-31-08 10:30 PM Original message |
| Obama rated most liberal senator in '07: Will this hurt him in the GE? |
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Edited on Thu Jan-31-08 10:33 PM by bernicewilliams
Barack Obama talks a lot about encouraging everyone to participate in his hopeful agenda. Democrats, independents, republicans. Ideology does not matter.
But how is being the most liberal senator in 2007, according to National Journal's newly released ratings, help him attract voters who think diffferently?  This is very good for us. But is good for Obama? McCain or Romney will use it in ads a lot. |
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