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In a Blow to Clinton, Ted Kennedy Endorses Obama

Senator Edward Kennedy is a mainstay of the liberal Democratic establishment, but today he gave his endorsement to the self-styled "outsider," first-term Senator Barack Obama .  He was introduced by his niece, Caroline Kennedy, daughter of the late President John Kennedy, at American University in Washington.

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By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Senator Edward Kennedy is a mainstay of the liberal Democratic establishment, but today he gave his endorsement to the self-styled "outsider," first-term Senator Barack Obama. He was introduced by his niece, Caroline Kennedy, daughter of the late President John Kennedy, at American University in Washington. Susan Milligan reports from Washington for the Boston Globe.

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