university, an historically black college outside washington, d.c. it's the second time the president has tried to fire up the youth vote. earlier he was at the university of wisconsin. he was here campaigning for mark o'malley and this is about as good as it gets for the president. o'malley welcomes his support and maryland gives mr. obama a 60 percent job approval rating. now, late last month, o'malley attend the white house for the signing of a small business jobs bill. he leads his republican challenge by 11 points, 52-41, robert erlick, the former governor of maryland, and among black voters, that margin is 83 percent-9 percent. the two maryland suburbs of washington, montgomery, prince georges county, hugely supportive of both the president and martin o'malley and afl-cio leader, promise to deliver those suburbs and said the rest of the state, in his words, can