The Indiana campaign of Sen. Barack Obama scores a big endorsement in former U.S. Rep. Lee Hamilton (D). This is a bit of a surprise as Hamilton has been closely allied with the Evan Bayh crowd in charge of the party's political machinery, which is backing Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign. Former Gov. Joe Kernan announces his support for Democrat Jim Schellinger for governor. The South Bend native could help Schellinger in the northern Indiana region, which currently belongs to former U.S. Rep. Jill Long Thompson.
Obama's campaign brings star power to his Indiana campaign. Dave Matthews is performing a concert at IU's Assembly Hall on Sunday, April 6 at 7:00 p.m. for Obama's campaign. Actor Jeremy Piven made several appearances today at college campuses across the state on behalf of Obama and is scheduled to make more tomorrow.
Former President Bill Clinton made a series of four appearances across southern Indiana today on behalf of his wife's campaign. This is his third entry into the state in as many weeks. Obama is scheduled to be in Muncie on Friday for his second appearance. [Update: Make that Ft. Wayne where the event has been moved because of logistical issues. The Muncie visit will be rescheduled for next week]. Ethel Kennedy is making appearances for Obama in Fishers and Indianapolis on Friday and in South Bend on Saturday.
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PASTOR JEFFREY JOHNSON from EASTERN STAR CHURCH ENDORSED Carolene MAY FOR CONGRESS!
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This was another big endorsement in the Indianapolis political world this week.
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For more information about Carolene Mays visit: www.MaysForCongress.com
PASTOR JEFFREY JOHNSON from EASTERN STAR CHURCH ENDORSED Carolene MAYS FOR CONGRESS!
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This was another big endorsement in the Indianapolis political world this week.
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For more information about Carolene Mays visit: www.MaysForCongress.com
No surprise on the Kernan endorsement of Schellinger. Schellinger donated $37,500 to the Kernan campaign from July 2004 to September 2004.
I am somewhat skeptical of endorsements preceded by large campaign contributions.
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