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Written by Leigh Ann Caldwell   
Thursday, 03 April 2008 10:00

Apr. 3, Headlines - The momentum seems to be sliding toward Barack Obama. He has picked up a series of endorsements this week. The latest three, which all came Wednesday, include a super delegate from Montana, super delegate and Wyoming Governor Dave Freudenthal, and Vice Chair of the Iraq Study Group and former US Representative of Indiana, Lee Hamilton. Hamilton is not a super delegate but is an influential voice in the Democratic Party.

April 3 - Headlines
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Earlier in the week US Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota announced her support for Obama.

Hillary Clinton released a new advertisement. And it's another three am phone call but under different circumstances. This time, it's an economic crisis and she's targeting John McCain. Barack Obama The ad is running in Pennsylvania.

Ron Paul is continuing his on an off again Presidential campaign for the Republican nomination. He heads to Pennsylvania for two rallies today.

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