Press Release

January 16, 2009
SENATOR CARDIN LOOKS FORWARD TO OBAMA BALTIMORE VISIT AND NEW ADMINISTRATION



BALTIMORE
– U.S. Senator Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD) today issued the following statement about President-elect Barack Obama and Vice President-elect Joseph Biden’s upcoming Whistle Stop Train Tour, which will stop in Baltimore on Saturday, Jan. 17.



 


“As we draw closer to the historic inauguration of our 44
th President of the United States, I join with all Americans in feeling an overwhelming sense of hope and pride for the future of our country.
  As a Marylander, I am particularly pleased that President-elect Barack Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden will stop in Baltimore en route to Washington for the festivities surrounding the presidential inauguration.



 


“This Whistle Stop Train Tour demonstrates how Barack Obama and Joe Biden understand the desire so many Americans have to bear witness to this great moment in history. We are on the precipice of great change that will move our nation forward toward better times. I look forward to serving as a partner in Congress with our new president and vice president in tackling our nation’s most serious problems: creating quality jobs, keeping families in their homes, keeping small businesses afloat, improving our healthcare and education systems, and securing America’s energy independence. America will restore its leadership and strength around the world through strength and stability at home.”

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