By Robert Laurie ——Bio and Archives--December 2, 2014
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President Obama joined Sen. Mary Landrieu on a conference call Monday to offer his endorsement in advance of her run-off election Saturday, even though Landrieu has focused during her re-election on separating herself from the president. Obama said Landrieu "has been an outstanding advocate on behalf of Louisiana working families every step of the way," according to a tweet Monday by the Louisiana Democratic Party. A party spokeswoman did not comment. Angela Young, a Louisiana-based consultant and Landrieu supporter, also tweeted Monday morning about Obama's endorsement on the call: "He's with @MaryLandrieu and so am I!!!!"This is called the "acceptance" stage of grieving. Landrieu must finally have realized it's over. If she still thought she had a snowball's chance of winning, she would never have done this. We'd like to congratulate her on embracing the reality of her situation. Dems, don't look now but you're about to lose another Senate seat. In case you've lost count, this is number 9. Here's a Landrieu radio spot in which she suggests you ignore Barack Obama:
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