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Barack on a Roll
Filed Under (Indiana, 2008 Presidential Race, *Top Stories) by Chuckumentary on May-7-2008


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Citizen Kate discovers the secret to Obama’s success at a rally in Indianapolis:

What an amazing night!? I arrived last minute to the Barack Obama rally downtown, and got right in. Finally, people are starting to recognize citizen journalists as the real deal. Despite the rain, it was a warm night filled with good music and super cute secret service agents. And very different from the Hillary rally. Barack lacked the Hollywood super stars, but received a personalized serenade from Stevie Wonder! The energy was undeniably upbeat with a diverse crowd 10 times larger than Hillary’s single song Mellencamp experience. I mean, Stevie made it very clear that he’s all for Obama. Barack’s on a roll.

Note to self: Lyrics written about you really increase your popularity in politics. Baaarack Ooobama. Baaraack Ooobama.

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Live Primary Coverage featuring Minnesota Monitor
Filed Under (North Carolina, Indiana, 2008 Presidential Race) by Noah S Kunin on May-6-2008

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Indiana Wants Hillary (and so does Citizen Kate)
Filed Under (Indiana, 2008 Presidential Race, *Top Stories) by Noah S Kunin on May-5-2008

Citizen Kate catches up with Old Hollywood Celebrities at a Hillary Clinton event in Indianapolis, Indiana: “So I made it to my first big Hillary event in Indiana. It was a rock concert with John Mellencamp. Actually, he only played one song. I discovered firsthand what local reporters go through at political events. I didn’t get to interview Hillary. But I did see stars like Sean Astin, Rob Reiner and Miss Indiana. I even chatted with Mary Steenburgen and Ted Danson. I was super close to Bill Clinton! But not close enough to touch him. When I tried to reach the Clintons after Hillary’s big speech, the volunteers stopped me. Apparently, reporters with cameras aren’t allowed to get too close. Just another day of being a citizen journalist.”

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