Clinton and Obama try to unite party, at NC's J-J Dinner.

[jefferson_dem]

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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama urged their supporters to support the democratic party regardless of who wins the democratic presidential nomination Friday evening during the North Carolina Democratic Party 2008 Jefferson-Jackson Dinner Gala at Dorton Arean in Raleigh, NC.

[greiner3]

1. I have a deep voice;

However, it's not very often that a woman can get close to my pitch. GoObama!

[Barrymores Ghost]

2. That's a very weird vocal affectation she's adopted...

Either she needs to lay of the filterless Chesterfields, or she's trying to channel Obama.

[Juan_de_la_Dem]

3. this is a good message

One we should all be listening to.

[iamthebandfanman]

4. and the democratic party should listen

to our message if party insiders elect the nominee.

and i know what my msg will be...

'goodbye!'

[cyndensco]

5. It all sounds good, but I just do not trust her.

I think if/when Obama receives the nomination, she will be looking forward to 2012, and a mccain win will be more conducive to her goal.

I don't trust her.

[Boz]

6. I dont think she ll wait until 2012

Thats why shes been co opting Republican stand points on Iran/Iraq and the gas tax, shes going to need votes from both parties when Obama becomes the Dem Nominee

[cyndensco]

7. So what are you suggesting?

Do you think she will stay in for 2008? I even put that past her...

[Boz]

9. The DLC has been crafted to mimic the DNC in every aspect,

Fund raising, voter lists, support and infrastructure, she has laid the ground work that the supers main job is to protect the party from making the wrong decision, if they chose Obama you can expect the rallying cry that she can't in good conscience let the democratic party be taken over and taken away from the american people by an elitist minority, so shes going to stay in and fight for the working class little guy.

She knows she has McCain beat, she just has to name brand recognition both parties down the middle.

The battle isn't just for the whitehouse. But who is the heart of the Democratic party the DNC 50 staters or the DLC Big staters.

[democracy1st]

11. You sure are reading alot of minds

[Boz]

12. Actually Ive watched the behaviors of about 5 people,Hillary has evidently read millions of minds,

Since she says they wont elect Obama and reading those minds is the very nature of her last ditch effort to gain the Dem nomination.

[DFW]

8. Too bad so many of their supporters won't listen to them.

[JNelson6563]

10. The candidates acting classier than many supporters

Glad to see them setting such a good example. I will be supporting whichever one of them wins. :patriot:

Julie

[MaxMarginal]

13. May all their most vehement supporters listen to them

I am of the opinion that if you love one and hate the other, despite their minor policy differences, your politics are guided purely by childish emotion. I favor Obama because his ability to mobilize is a bonus.