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Hillary Clinton in Bloomfield

Posted by John on Sunday, March 16, 2008 at 5:21 PM

This past Friday, Senator Hillary Clinton spoke at Curran’s Gulf gas station about her plans to curb the rising cost of fuel. The gas station at the base of the Bloomfield Bridge was chosen as Sen. Clinton’s first Pittsburgh campaign stop because it is one of the few remaining independent stations in the area.

Sen. Clinton introduced station owner Jay Curran, who spoke about the hardships of competing with big oil companies while gasoline prices are at an all-time high. Clinton also introduced Janice Hodge, a local massage therapist who travels by car for work. Janice spoke about the economic cutbacks her family has been forced to make due to the high cost of gas.

Sen. Hillary Clinton Speaking at Curran Gulf Station
Sen. Hillary Clinton speaks to media at Curran Gulf station with (from left) Janice Hodge and daughter Zuri Hodge, and station owner Jay Curran.

Sen. Clinton took the podium for about 30 minutes, focusing on the skyrocketing costs of oil and her strategy to move towards energy independence. KDKA has posted uncut video of Sen. Clinton’s speech: Uncut: Sen. Clinton Visits Bloomfield Gas Station.

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