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Endorsements

Posted by ryan on October 24th, 2008 filed in Miscellany, Policy/Politics

The New York Times endorses Barack Obama today, which isn’t much of a surprise. They include this neat feature listing their endorsements back to Abraham Lincoln, and it’s really cool. The last Republican endorsed by the Times? Ike. Also, the Times endorsed Wendell Willkie over FDR in 1940. Crazy.