Martha Coakley spoke with worker Madelena Camelo during a campaign stop at Joseph Abboud Manufacturing, which makes men’s suits, in New Bedford yesterday.
(John Tlumacki/Globe Staff)
Campaign visit to Bay State by Obama a tricky prospect
If Coakley loses, president could be seen as weak
Martha Coakley spoke with worker Madelena Camelo during a campaign stop at Joseph Abboud Manufacturing, which makes men’s suits, in New Bedford yesterday.
(John Tlumacki/Globe Staff)
As Democratic Senate candidate Martha Coakley struggles to turn out the vote next week, the White House and Democratic officials struggle with another question: Should they send President Obama to the state to help her? (Full article: 869 words)
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