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KENTUCKY (5/20 PRIMARY)

Two Horse Races At One Time

Updated: November 18, 2010 | 10:23 p.m.
April 30, 2008

Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg "will be among a small brigade" of big political names circulating through Churchill Downs on 5/3 in support of Barack Obama. Meanwhile, Chelsea Clinton already has been announced as "carrying the flag" for Hillary Clinton. Both are scheduled to make stops at th table of the KY Dem Chair Jennifer Moore and Vice Chair Nathan Smith. Ex-DNC Chair/Clinton Chair Terry McAuliffe also will be attending. In addition to Kennedy, the Obama camp has recruiter KS Gov. Kathleen Sebelius (D) and Reps. John Yarmuth (D-03) and Ben Chandler (D-06) (Alessi, Lexington Herald-Leader, 4/30).

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Contraceptives, Birth Control, Contraception
NEED TO KNOW: POLITICS
A Bitter Pill
Obama and Romney in Mustache
Play of the Day
Who Wore It Better?
Jim Morin: Birth Control Debate
The News in Cartoon
Jim Morin's Animated World
Mitt Romney
Campaign 2012
Stuff Mitt Says
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