This year’s competitive Democratic primary brought to Montana something voters here weren’t used to: uncanny access to high-profile, national presidential candidates. Barack Obama cruised to victory over Hillary Clinton here, but that has not caused him to become complacent in this traditionally red state. The Democratic nominee has made four separate campaign stops in Big Sky Country and is in a dead heat with Sen. John McCain for Montana’s three electoral votes. McCain has not set foot in Montana in eight years, making Republican Party leaders here very anxious. Obama continues to mount an all-out effort to win this state, and two Montana voters show in this pod how the Illinois senator won their votes with firm handshakes.
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Good work! Hope to see more in the future.
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- bluegreen01
- 1 year ago
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I'm moving to Montana to run for governor. My platform is going to be: "Montana: America's new nuclear dumping ground."
But I'm going to shake a lot of hands.Nice video, though.
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- mdlaplante
- 1 year ago
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It may be rumor, but I heard there are more than two people running for president.
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I was undecided on this upload until he touched your hand. Truly a deep connection.
but seriously...
nice work! We need more pods from you.
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- aschneider
- 1 year ago
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nice video, it goes to show how a small gesture of kindness can do alot these days, shows obama really is about the people
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I was there and got in just before the cut off, i wish i hadn't now! good pod.
