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Democratic National Convention - Party Unity?

 

The Democratic National Convention in Denver is off to a good start!  Next week in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Republicans will have their own highlights to cheer about.

 

But back to the Democrats for now…  Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy’s appearance on Day #1 assured the Democratic faithful that there is still plenty of roar left in the 76-year-old liberal lion that is courageously battling brain cancer.  Kennedy was a nice emotional warm-up act for Michelle Obama’s sensational speech on family values and why she loves this country.  It’s pretty clear that Michelle Obama is smart, classy, and passionate.  First Lady material?  You bet!

 

On Day #2 of the convention, New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered the speech of her life.  She said everything she needed to say to unite the Democratic Party behind Illinois Senator Barack Obama.  Without question, Clinton delivered some memorable lines for her supporters to think about. “No way. No how. No McCain.”  “We don’t have a moment to lose or a vote to spare.”  “Were you in this just for me?”  Clinton wisely told her followers that her political causes are the same ones Barack Obama would champion as President.  Last night, Clinton did Obama a big favor!  But to be truly effective in November, she’ll have to walk the talk on the campaign trail.  If Obama is smart, he’ll welcome Clinton’s support. 

 

Now, here’s the big question for tonight:  Will former President Bill Clinton build on Hillary’s party unity message or will he take a good bucket of milk and kick it over?  Stay tuned….

 

Published Wednesday, August 27, 2008 12:04 PM by chuckstokes

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