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February 06, 2004
Kerry | Gephardt Endorses Kerry

Former presidential candidate Dick Gephardt has officially endorsed Sen. John Kerry for the Democratic nomination.

… Kerry stood at Gephardt’s side in Michigan as the Missouri congressman told supporters, “I’m here today adding my voice to all of yours to say that we want and need this man to be the next president of the United States.”

Gephardt’s endorsement, may bring other key endorsements:

The alliance of labor groups formed by the Teamsters and more than a dozen industrial unions to support Gephardt were expected to endorse Kerry after union presidents briefed their members over the next week.


Posted by Jeff M at February 6, 2004 01:20 PM | TrackBack
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Congratulations John Fing Kerry, you got a loser endorsing you. May the ‘drop outs’ be with you!

Posted by: Jeff MacMillan at February 7, 2004 01:19 AM

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