For months, Senators Clinton and Obama have waged to one of the longest and hardest-fought primary battles in modern American presidential history.
Rhetoric between the two contenders has often been sharp with Clinton at 1 point questioning that Obama has demonstrated the credential necessary to be commander-in-chief, while Obama has blasted the free-trade policies conducted adopted by Clinton's husband , former president, Bill Clinton .
Some Democrats have openly wondered whether the intense intra-party fighting will weaken the revential*I nomenee* eventual nominee and dim the party's chances of capturing the White House.
Sunday, the two presidential hopefuls appear to tone down the heavy criticism and focus on the party unity instead. Clinton spoke on ABC's "this week" television program.
"Both Senator Obama and I have made it very clear, that we'll have a unified democratic party going into the fall elections. I've said that I would work hard my heart out for him; he has said he would fdo the same for me. "
posted @ 2008-05-09 17:57
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The American presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has insisted to choosethat she’ll keep fighting for the Democratic Party's nomination, despite disappointing results in the latest premories primaries. Senator Clinton was speaking here inthe at a campaign runningrally in Virginia.
"I'm saying in this wayrace until there's a nominee, and I'm obviously going to work hard as I can to become that nominee. That is what I've done, that's what I'm continuing to do. I believe that i'm athe stronger candidate against Senator McCain, and i believe I would be the best president among the three of us running. So we'll continue to contest these elections and move forward. "
But a shortage of donations has forced Mrs. Clinton to lend her own campaign millions of dollars and many leading analysisanalysts say Hillaryher attempt to beat Barack Obama to the nomination has run out of time and money.
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The American presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has insisted that she'll keep fighting for the Democratic Party's nomination, despite disappointing results in the latest primaries. Senator Clinton was speaking at a campaign rally in West Virginia.
I am staying in this race until there's a nominee. And I, obviously, am going to work as hard as I can to become that nominee. That is what I have done, that is what I am continuing to do. I believe that I am the stronger candidate against Senator McCain, and I believe I would be the best president among the three of us running. So we will continue to contest these elections and move forward.
But a shortage of donations has forced Mrs. Clinton to lend her own campaign millions of dollars. And many leading analysts say her attempt to beat Barack Obama to the nomination has run out of time and money.
posted @ 2008-05-09 15:25
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