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2012-11-01 22:46:20
Nov 1, 2012

Breaking News: New York Mayor Bloomberg endorses Obama


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ABOVE PHOTO: Mayor Michael Bloomberg in August 30, 2010, New York.

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By Josh Lederman

Associated Press

 

WASHINGTON (AP) — New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is endorsing President Barack Obama for re-election, citing his leadership on climate change.

 

Bloomberg says in an online opinion piece that Hurricane Sandy made the stakes of Tuesday's presidential election even clearer.

 

He says the climate is changing and that Obama has taken major steps in the right direction.

 

An independent and former Republican, Bloomberg says GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney has reversed course on a number of positions.

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