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Both the Obama and Clinton campaigns announced endorsements that were already made earlier this year.
This morning, the Obama campaign announced the endorsement of former Democratic chairman — and Massachusetts superdelegate — Paul Kirk.
Not so fast, said the Clinton campaign. Kirk was not a new endorsee. He’d been identified as far back as February in the Cape Cod Times and the Boston Globe as an Obama supporter.
But then the Clinton campaign this evening sent around the blazing headline: “FILM ICON/HUMANITARIAN ELIZABETH TAYLOR ISSUES ENDORSEMENT OF SEN. HILLARY CLINTON.”
But…um…Taylor endorsed Clinton in January.
So is this an honest mistake by the candiadtes campaigns or an attempt to gain some edge with the voters figuring that they wouldn’t remember the previous announcement and that they wouldn’t get caught?
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Don Irvine is Chairman of Accuracy in Media. He is active on Facebook and Twitter. You can follow him @donirvine to read his latest thoughts.
