Sunday Morning Mashup of NBC MEET THE PRESS:
BOB CASEY
April 6, 2008
On Meet the Press, Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) Makes the case that Obama brings a new kind of politics to the race.
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"We have to break the stranglehold of special interests to make progress on housing, to make progress on health care, to do a lot of things. And I think the way Barack Obama has raised money, from small donations from more, almost 1.3 million people now, demonstrates clearly, not just the kind of leadership, but the new approach to politics."
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Casey also speaks about the Florida Michigan revote situation, poll numbers, and Obama's fans.
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Casey on the Revote
Casey on Poll Numbers
Casey on Obama Fans
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Junior Senator from Pennsylvania and Obama supporter. Serves on five Senate committees: Foreign Relations; Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry; Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs; the Special Committee on Aging; and the Joint Economic Committee
POSITIONS HELD:
Pennsylvania Auditor General Pennsylvania State Treasurer
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Graduated from The College of the Holy Cross Has a law degree from Catholic University
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