February 10, 2008 - 2:24pm
Kerry, Patrick, and Kennedy campaign for Obama today
By Alex IsenstadtA few high-profile politicos will be campaigning for Barack Obama this afternoon.
Massachusetts Senator John Kerry will be in Bangor, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick will be in Portland, and Rhode Island Congressman Patrick Kennedy will be in South Portland and Augusta.
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