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John Hutson, Dean of Franklin Pierce Law Center and former Judge Advocate General of the U.S. Navy, announced his support for Barack Obama today. Hutson endorsed Obama as best candidate to move the country beyond our failed foreign policy and restore our moral leadership in the world, citing Obama's unifying leadership, his early stand against the war in Iraq, and his belief in strong, personal diplomacy with friend and foe.

Now a resident of Bow, Hutson served as a judge advocate in the United States Navy from 1972-2000. He has served as President and Dean of Franklin Pierce Law Center since 2000. Dean Hutson was a registered Republican until changing his party affiliation this month to vote for Obama in the primary.

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As a guest on The Ellen Degeneres Show, Barack answers a caller's question on how he maintains his family life while serving as a U.S. Senat
As a guest on The Ellen Degeneres Show, Barack shows off his dancing skills.
Senator Barack Obama is joined by Governor Deval Patrick and an audience of over 9,000 people at an evening rally in Boston Common.
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On October 22, 2007, Barack Obama filed for the New Hampshire Primary at Concord's capitol building.
Michelle Obama on the the dynamics of keeping her family grounded during a presidential campaign.
Michelle Obama discusses how she works to return home by evening so she can see Malia and Sasha to bed.
Michelle Obama speaks of her mother's support. October 23, 2007.
Michelle Obama speaks of staying grounded during a presidential campaign and talking with Malia and Sasha about getting a dog. October 23, 2
At a huge rally on Boston Common, Governor Deval Patrick endorses Barack Obama
Barack Obama outlines his commitment to implementing sensible priorities as president.
Barack Obama speaks in North Las Vegas, NV, on October 18, 2007.
Barack Obama speaks in North Las Vegas, NV, on October 18, 2007.
Tavis Smiley interviews Barack on October 18, 2007.
Barack Obama fires up precinct captains at Cheyenne High School before speaking before 1500 people in North Las Vegas.
As a guest of Tavis Smiley, Barack discusses his support among African Americans. October 18, 2007
As a guest of Tavis Smiley, Barack discusses Dr. Martin Luther King and personal safety. October 18, 2007
Barack Obama appears on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. October 17, 2007
As a guest on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Barack tells why he has faith in the American people.
Barack discusses the need to wisely deal with Iran by cooperating with the international community to contain the country.
In response to a question from Jay Leno, Barack points out the open nature of the presidential race.
As a guest on Charlie Rose, senior foreign policy advisor Samantha Power discusses Barack Obama's campaign in Iowa and why 2008 is the year
As a guest on Charlie Rose, senior foreign policy advisor Samantha Power discusses Barack Obama's forward thinking on international issues.
Barack outlines the choice voters have between candidates in the realm of foreign policy.
Barack Obama on the lessons that should be learned from the war in Iraq.
Barack Obama addresses Iran and the dangers of authorizing force.
Barack Obama addresses the failures of conventional thinking on America's foreign policy.
This is Barack's full speech on foreign policy delivered at Drake University, October 12th, 2007.
Retired Army Ranger Michael Tolbert tells Senator Barack Obama just what he thinks of him during a stop in Marion, SC