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To: the navigator who wrote (122927)	1/5/2008 3:41:01 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 362775

Richmond Mayor Doug Wilder, the first elected African American governor in the nation, has endorsed Barack Obama for president. Here's Wilder's statement: raisingkaine.com <<...The outcome of next year's presidential election is of tremendous importance to the long-term future of our country, at home and abroad. Our country is in desperate need of a new direction, new ideas, and new solutions to resolve the circumstances that the U.S. has shouldered in recent years. The situation our country faces calls for a new direction, new thinking and change that we can believe in. Our country needs a leader who can unite and inspire our citizens, a leader who can see things with a fresh eye, and a leader who can move beyond the parochialisms of the past. We need a leader whom people want to rally around with the confidence that positive change is on the way. Senator Barack Obama brings forth all of these qualities. I am tremendously impressed with him and have said many favorable things about him in the past. I formally and officially endorse him for the Presidency and will campaign for him across the country to the fullest extent possible that my schedule will allow."...>>