Obama Launches Campaign, Attempts to Rekindle 2008 Fire
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Fox News – Trying to rekindle the fire of his historic 2008 campaign, President Obama told supporters this weekend that his re-election bid is still about “hope” and “change.”
The president returned to those watchwords as he held his first official re-election campaign rallies Saturday in Ohio and Virginia. His team has unveiled a new campaign slogan, “forward,” but the incumbent candidate stressed that he still stands for the big ideas he promoted four years ago.
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