1) North Carolina Veterans and Military Families for Obama set the record straight on Wednesday on why Senator Barack Obama is the right choice for veterans and military families.
U.S. Representative Mike McIntyre has received an A+ legislative grade from the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America.
Mrs. Obama to Host Community Event with Military Families in Jacksonville
By Suzi Carter, Richmond County Daily Journal
Richmond County welcomed former North Carolina Gov. Jim Hunt to a Kissell for Congress dinner and rally at the Rockingham Speedway on Tuesday. Larry Kissell is the Democratic congressional candidate for North Carolina's 8th district, challenging Republican incumbent Robin Hayes.
Hunt and Kissell shook hands with supporters and greeted old friends in the Speedway garages before the rally began. Hunt explained why he supports Kissell in his race to the House of Representatives.
"This is a county of hard working people, that's why having a congressman who supports raising minimum wage is important," Hunt said before the rally began. "That's why we need a congressman who doesn't want to privatize Social Security, who doesn't want to send industry overseas. And that's the biggest difference between Larry Kissell and Robin Hayes."
Pepsi Center – Denver, CO
August 26, 2008
I am honored to be here tonight. I'm here tonight as a proud mother. As a proud Democrat. As a proud
Veterans and Military Families for Progress ( http://www.vmfp.org/ ) enthusiastically and proudly endorses Daniel Johnson in the upcoming North Carolina Tenth Congressional District election.
Former Senator Max Cleland will campaign with 10th District Congressional candidate Daniel Johnson on Saturday, August 23rd. Daniel and Senator Cleland will discuss how Daniel's lifetime of public service, from his service to the state of North Carolina as a prosecutor to his outstanding military record, will make him an effective representative for Western North Carolina.
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