Sen. Barack Obama (D-Illinois) will bring his presidential campaign to the Crow Reservation in Montana today.
The rally takes place at the Apsáalooke Veterans Park in Crow Agency. The Crow Tribe, whose Chairman Carl Venne has endorsed Obama, said everyone is welcome.
Obama is making appearances in Billings and Bozeman today as well.
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