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BG mayor urges support of Obama

Though there are many good and capable people seeking to lead our nation in the current presidential field, good and capable is not good enough.

The times dictate that we need a special kind of leader who can bring us together to bridge the national divide and rally and excite the nation to come together.

Barack Obama is that special kind of leader who is not only intelligent and capable but one who has demonstrated the ability to provide the kind of leadership we need. He has the ability to get people to work together on both sides of the aisle.

Barack has the life experiences to lead with respect and commitment for diverse needs and backgrounds of people throughout our nation and world. He has the ability to inspire, excite and generate enthusiasm for change.

Barack is not a packaged candidate but is genuine. He is not compelled to tell people what they want to hear, but what needs to be heard.

Though he makes clear his commitment to use force as needed to maintain our security, he makes clear his willingness to explore diplomatic solutions.

Under his leadership our government will not stray from the fundamental rights and protections that are the bedrock of American democracy and a beacon to the world.

Barack's integrity and dedication to serving the public good transcends any disagreements one may have with him on a given issue. He personifies those special and unique traits of a leader who is right for the times.

With the Iowa caucus nearly upon us and other early primaries quickly approaching, we are at a pivotal point in determining whether we have the opportunity to elect a unique leader like Barack Obama to ignite and excite and unify our nation.

Don't wait. Get involved and lend your support to Barack Obama today.

Elliott Hartstein

Village president

Buffalo Grove

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