Feb. 3, 2008 - New York, New York, U.S. - PO#388 U.F.T. President & U.F.T Members join City Council member Bill De Blasio handing out material in support of Hillary Clinton in Brooklyn N.Y. one person held up pro Obama poster on opposite corner - 2008 2-4-08 .K56219BCO(Credit Image: Â© Bruc

Feb. 3, 2008 - New York, New York, U.S. - PO#388 U.F.T. President & U.F.T Members join City Council member Bill De Blasio handing out material in support of Hillary Clinton in Brooklyn N.Y. one person held up pro Obama poster on opposite corner - 2008 2-4-08 .K56219BCO(Credit Image: Â© Bruc Stock Photo

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Feb. 3, 2008 - New York, New York, U.S. - PO#388 U.F.T. President & U.F.T Members join City Council member Bill De Blasio handing out material in support of Hillary Clinton in Brooklyn N.Y. one person held up pro Obama poster on opposite corner - 2008 2-4-08 .K56219BCO(Credit Image: Â© Bruce Cotler/Globe Photos/ZUMAPRESS.com)

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