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Jan 29 '08 - 151 W - Vote Good + 4 :: Bad - 17 US Presidential Candidate Obama Favours Bicycle

Published January 29, 2008 by Orlando Sentinel

PORTLAND, US – Bicycle advocacies from city of Portland have unearthed a quote from US presidential candidate Barack Obama regarding his support for cycling.

He even seems to be the only one of the Democratic presidential candidates who explicitly encourages bicycle transportation in his energy plans. On the Republican side, the only mention of bicycles comes from Mike Huckabee.

A part of the quote of Obama’s energy platform:

“As president, Barack Obama will build upon his efforts in the Senate to ensure that more Metropolitan Planning Organizations create policies to incentivize greater bicycle and pedestrian usage of roads and sidewalks. He will also re-commit federal resources to public mass transportation projects across the country.”

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“favours” are we a british website all of the sudden? ;)

david p. (Email) (URL) - January 29 '08 - 13:44

I believe them blokes quite like us…

piocan9 (Email) - January 29 '08 - 23:11

i love the limeys… no diggity

david p. (Email) (URL) - January 30 '08 - 10:37


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