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February 7, 2008 3:14 PM
Obama to tour local business
Posted by David Postman
Sen. Barack Obama will visit the headquarters of a Seattle mechanical engineering company tomorrow morning before his Key Arena campaign rally. Obama will be at the corporate headquarters of the KcKinstry Co., according to an e-mail sent to employees of the firm today.
The e-mail said that Obama's office "identified McKinstry as a leader in sustainable practices and is in support of our efforts to advance a 'green economy'.”
Senator Obama’s presence is not an endorsement by McKinstry for his presidential bid. McKinstry respects the right of our employees to have their own personal views. If any other presidential candidate contacted McKinstry requesting the venue to advance a high performance economy we would be honored to give equal time to that candidate. I encourage each of you to exercise your constitutional right to vote. If you have any concerns, please see me.
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