Yesterday, Barack Obama made an appearance at the State Fair grounds in Indianapolis Indiana. His message of better days to come rang out across the fairgrounds to a visiting crowd of 21,000. This is his 46th visit this year to the state of Indiana where some polls show John McCain lagging in support. When speaking of the economic troubles most people are facing, Obama said the following:
"What this crisis has taught us is that at the end of the day, there is no real separation between Main Street and Wall Street. There is only the road we're traveling on as Americans, and we will rise or fall on that journey as one nation, as one people."
His promise to end the war with Iraq resonated with the crowd as they cheered their approval. John McCain has some serious work to do in Indiana. Whether he'll make the investment is a question most Indianans are asking.
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