Aug 25, 2008 ... "Sen. Obama worked on some of the deepest issues we had and was successful  in a bipartisan way," Dillard said in the ad. "Republican legislators respected Sen . Obama. His negotiation skills and an ability to understand both sides would  serve the country well." Dillard said in an interview he made the ad ...
Sep 8, 2014 ... Obama featured Kirk Dillard, a Republican who worked with Obama when both  served in the Illinois State Senate, in a campaign advertisement wherein Dillard  explains: “Senator Obama worked on some of the deepest issues we had, and he  was successful in a bipartisan way. Republican legislators ...
Jul 18, 2008 ... Obama worked on some of the deepest issues we had, and he was successful in  a bipartisan way,” said Dillard in the ad. “Republican legislators respected Sen.  Obama. His negotiation skills and an ability to understand both sides would serve  the country very well.” Dillard was not yet a McCain delegate ...
Jul 18, 2017 ... We should not put our stamp of approval on bad policy.” Sen. John McCain,  recovering from surgery in Arizona, called on Republicans to begin working with  Democrats to fix the system in a statement sent at 10:16 p.m.: “One of the major  problems with Obamacare was that it was written on a strict party-line ...
He seems to be drawn by some psychological compulsion. And it's too bad  because in a lot of ways, he's an admirable person. There's a great story there.  And Bill Clinton? Well, his campaign's fascinating to a student of politics. It's  disturbing to someone who cares about certain issues. But politically, it seems to  be working.
Sen. Obama worked on some of the deepest issues we had and was successful in a bipartisan way.