WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sen. Barack Obama doesn't think name recognition is necessarily a plus as he seeks the Democratic Party presidential nomination in 2008.
"When your name is Barack Obama, you're always an underdog in political races. That's how it was when I ran for the United States Senate," Obama said Wednesday.
"That's how it will be this time," he said on ABC's "Good Morning America."
But Obama, who has formed a presidential exploratory committee, also said he believes "I've got something unique to offer."
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Excuse me, but this is one of the most idiotic articles I have read so far in this election cycle. Imagine the shock an anti-war candidate named Barack Hussein Obama saying his name may not help him.
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