Wisconsin Superdelegate Endorses Obama
Today Wisconsin superdelegate Melissa Schroeder endorsed Barack Obama for president, citing his unique ability to stand up to the special interests and unite all Americans to bring about real, meaningful change.
Melissa Schroeder said: "After much consideration, I have decided to endorse Senator Barack Obama. My decision came down to electability and who I felt would do a better job of unifying this country for a common purpose. Obama's message of hope and change has touched millions of voters in a way that I haven't seen since the late 1960's. People from every walk of life, young and the not so young, Democrats, Independents and some Republicans, are all rallying around a belief that change can happen if we want it bad enough. With Obama as our nominee, I am confident that this November we will increase our majority in the House and Senate and elect a Democrat to the White House."
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The Palm Beach News | October 22, 2008
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The Indianapolis Star | October 09, 2008
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The Charlotte Observer | September 22, 2008
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USA Today | September 18, 2008
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The Virginia Pilot | September 12, 2008
Obama, in Norfolk, calls for more technology, better teachers
The Virginia Pilot | September 12, 2008


