NPR: Barack Obama Goes After Kansas

Barack Obama Goes After Kansas

This is an interesting, and kind of unexpected story - Sen. Barack Obama's campaign in the state of Kansas.

Kansas, as you may know, has a reputation as a red-state. But the state's largely conservative-leaning reputation hasn't slowed down the Obama campaign. He actually has the biggest operation in the state, Democratic or Republican.

KCUR's Frank Morris visited the state for Day to Day and found a number of Obama fans discussing their political leanings a bit like its an addiction.

5:15 PM ET | 01-30-2008 | permalink

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Yeahh Kansas for Obama !!!

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