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Obama, Clinton appeal for Democratic unity in N.H. - Yahoo! News

Obama, Clinton appeal for Democratic unity in N.H. - Yahoo! News: "Obama, Clinton appeal for Democratic unity in N.H." By SARA KUGLER, Associated Press Writer 29 minutes ago UNITY, N.H. - Rivals turned allies, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton made a display of unity Friday in a hamlet named for it, their first joint public appearance since the divisive Democratic primary race ended. "To anyone who voted for me and is now considering not voting or voting for Senator (John) McCain, I strongly urge you to reconsider," said Clinton, the loser in a marathon Democratic nomination fight, as she implored her supporters to join with Obama's "to create an unstoppable force for change we can all believe in." In turn, Obama praised both Clinton and her husband, former President Clinton, as allies and pillars of the Democratic Party. "We need them. We need them badly," Obama said. "Not just my campaign, but the American people need their service and their vision and their wisdom in the months and years to come because that's how we're going to bring about unity in the Democratic Party. And that's how we're going to bring about unity in America." Moments earlier, the two snaked their way through some 6,000 people who gathered in a wide-open field and overflowed some bleacher seats in this town of 1,700. This was a carefully chosen venue in a key general election battleground state: Unity awarded exactly 107 votes to each candidate in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary in January. Obama clinched the nomination June 3 and Clinton suspended her campaign four days later. Friday's joint appearance capped a turbulent Democratic primary season and tense post-race transition as the two went from foes to friends — at least publicly. This was the most visible event in a series of gestures the two senators have made over the past week to heal the hard feelings — between themselves as well as among their backers. Both were mindful of the need for the entire Democratic Party to swing behind Obama as he faces McCain, the Republican nominee-in-waiting, in the general election. At a private appearance with Obama in Washington on Thursday, Clinton encouraged her top fundraisers to help Obama. She went one step further on Friday: Both Clintons, Hillary and Bill, made the maximum $2,300 donation to Obama's campaign Friday in an online transaction, aides said. In New Hampshire, Clinton and Obama took the stage together. "Unity is not only a beautiful place as we can see, it's a wonderful feeling, isn't it? And I know when we start here in this field in Unity, we'll end on the steps of the Capitol when Barack Obama takes the oath of office as our next president," Clinton said from a podium as Obama sat next to her on a stool, coatless with his white shirt sleeves rolled up. She wore a powder blue pantsuit; he wore a light blue tie. Wasting little time pressing Obama's case, Clinton noted that McCain and the GOP probably hoped she wouldn't join forces with Obama. "But I've got news for them: We are one party; we are one America, and we are not going to rest until we take back our country and put it once again on the path to peace, prosperity and progress in the 21st century," Clinton said to cheers. Echoing Obama's pitch, Clinton said McCain offered nothing more than a continuation of President Bush's policies. "In the end, Senator McCain and President Bush are like two sides of the same coin, and it doesn't amount to a whole lot of change," Clinton said. "If you think we need a new course, a new agenda, then vote for Barack Obama and you will get the change that you need and deserve." Obama heaped praise on Clinton when it was his turn to speak. "For 16 months, Sen. Clinton and I have shared the stage as rivals for the nomination, but today I could not be happier and more honored and more moved that we're sharing this stage as allies to bring about the fundamental changes that this country so desperately needs," Obama said. "Hillary and I may have started with separate goals in this campaign, but we made history together." Obama is seeking to become the country's first black president; Clinton had sought to become the first woman to win the White House. "I've admired her as a leader, I've learned from her as a candidate. She rocks. She rocks. That's the point I'm trying to make," Obama added, responding to cheers from the crowd. "I know firsthand how good she is, how tough she is, how passionate she is, how committed she is the causes that brought all of us here today." Each needs the other now. Obama needed the former first lady to give her voters and donors a clear signal that she doesn't consider it a betrayal for them to shift their loyalty his way; she did that this week. Clinton won convincingly among several voter groups during the primaries, including working class voters and older women — groups that McCain has actively courted since she left the race. Clinton, for her part, needs the Illinois senator's help in paying down $10 million of her campaign debt, and Obama has asked his supporters to help retire her debt. And she certainly doesn't want Obama to lose and have some of his supporters blame her. She also wants assurance she will be treated respectfully as a top surrogate on the campaign trail and at the Democratic convention later this summer. Some of Clinton's supporters want her name placed in nomination for a roll call vote at the Denver convention, an effort she hasn't formally discouraged. Campaigning in Youngstown, Ohio, McCain told reporters he understood the Democrats' effort to unite, but he also believes he is making inroads in attracting disgruntled Democrats. He noted a woman at a town-hall style meeting Thursday in Cincinnati who wore a "Hillary" hat as she asked him a question. "Obviously, I have to get Republican votes, independent votes and the old and new Reagan Democrats," McCain said Friday after touring a General Motors car factory in Lordstown, Ohio. ___ Associated Press Writer Beth Fouhy contributed to this story.

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Women for Fair Politics: "Welcome" We are a grassroots organization that is reacting to the terrible treatment that Hillary Clinton has received during her historic run for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States. We invite you to peruse this website, join in the conversation, add your suggestions, sign our petitions, and otherwise participate in our community and make it your own. It is only by banding together will we get the word out that the treatment of Senator Clinton by the media and the Democratic party is completely unacceptable. Together we will find a remedy so that NO ONE will have to face what Hillary has endured. About Us We are a group of Ohio voters who came together during the Ohio primary to make sure that the Hillary Clinton presidential bid would go on. We worked hard to give Hillary a 10-point victory on March 4. It was a splendid evening. People said that she wouldn't survive without a victory in Ohio. Well, as things progressed, the slings and arrows that were slung at Hillary were growing worse by the hour. The language used against her was despicable, the misogyny unbelievable. We had thought that we were never going to see anything like this again, the sexism. But it became apparent with every passing hour that the Obama campaign combined with the media were inventing new ways to attack and humiliate Hillary. Just when we thought a new low had been reached, the bar continued to get lower and lower. President Clinton And Senator Clinton were swiftboated----made out to be racists, a ridiculous and very shameful accusation. And through it all, the Democratic party was silent. As we campaigned in other states, we continued to meet people who shared our anger at this inhumane treatment. We decided that we needed to speak up on Hillary's behalf. As people who live in an important battleground swing state, we have a unique voice. We decided to let the superdelegates and the DNC know that we represent millions of Democrats all over the county who will NOT vote for Obama under any circumstances. We absolutely DO NOT believe that this race is over. The convention votes have not been officially cast. So we are working to do and say what we can to ensure Hillary will be our nominee for president. This race is not over, stay tuned!!!

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Dear Friend:

I wanted to make you aware that on Tuesday I will be meeting with UND President-Select Robert Kelley to commemorate his first day as the 11th President of the University of North Dakota. 

In early June, I had the opportunity to visit with President-Select Kelley in my Washington office.  At this meeting, President-Select Kelley and I discussed how I could help him in my role as U.S. Senator to keep UND on its path of excellence. 

Like President-Select Kelley, I am committed to strong higher education programs in North Dakota. In fact, the University of North Dakota benefited from over $66 million in federal programs in fiscal year 2007, which encompassed student aid, grants, contracts, and other support. This represented 18% of UND's budget that year. More recently, the Congressional Delegation and I secured more than $32 million in funding for specific projects at UND for 2008, including the EERC and the UAV Center of Excellence.

I look forward to welcoming President-Select Kelley to his new position, and working with him to support quality higher education in our State. 

Sincerely,

KENT CONRAD
United States Senator


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Fw: Conrad Calls for National Energy Summit

 



Dear Friend,

I have heard from many North Dakotans who are struggling with the high cost of fuel. The cost of crude oil has nearly doubled in the last year, causing skyrocketing prices at the pump. Since June 2007, gasoline prices have increased by $1 per gallon, while diesel prices have gone from $2.91 to over $4.65 per gallon in our state.

Yesterday, I convened a bipartisan group of senators who committed to working with me on legislation to address our energy crisis. As a first step, today we wrote to the Senate leadership, urging them to convene an energy summit as soon as possible. At this summit, we will hear from energy and transportation experts to explore the best solutions, including enhanced conservation and increased domestic fuel production. The solutions developed at the summit will guide us as we write legislation that will lower gas prices, reduce our dependence on foreign oil, and strengthen our economy.

To see a copy of our letter, click here.

I will be back home next week to unveil a comprehensive proposal to help families in North Dakota and across the nation cope with skyrocketing gas prices.  Please join me at anyone of the following events:

  • Fargo - Monday, June 30, 1:30 pm, Mobile-Gateway Service Center, 330 Main Avenue
  • Minot - Wednesday, July 2, 11:00 am, Jon Erickson's Farm, 17503 46th Street SW
  • Bismarck - Wednesday, July 2, 2:00 pm, Bismarck State College, Prairie Room, Student Union

Finding solutions to our nation's energy concerns is one of my top priorities, and I will continue my work to overcome partisan differences and get something done on this critical issue.

Sincerely,

KENT CONRAD
United States Senate


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P.S. -- Be sure to turn on your television around 1:00 p.m. Eastern today to catch Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton live from a town called Unity, New Hampshire.


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Our first big test

 
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Dear Friends,

I wanted to make sure you saw this slide from a presentation given by the McCain campaign earlier this month:

Last chance to donate in June

This shows exactly what we are up against.

John McCain and the Republican National Committee have built a fundraising strategy based on accepting huge checks from Washington lobbyists and special interest PACs -- and they are very good at it.

This month, the DNC decided to join our presumptive nominee in refusing donations from Washington lobbyists and PACs.

Monday will be the first big test of this decision.

Stand up for our people-powered movement and make a contribution of $25 before the June 30th deadline:

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Our decision not to accept these contributions wasn't easy.

As we expand our 50 state strategy to build the first 50 state campaign in a generation, we'll need unprecedented resources to compete all over the country and help Democrats win elections up and down the ballot in November.

It's clear that the Republicans have become masters of a broken system. And that's why we are relying on each and every one of you to show that millions of Americans can come together to compete against these big interests.

The June 30th deadline is our first big test and you can see that we have our work cut out for us.

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Fear and Failure

 

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The coming elections are shaping up as a historic opportunity to reshape the future of our democracy. Each of us has a personal responsibility to help advance Democratic campaigns that do justice to our exceptional candidates and to the unbelievably high stakes in this election.

If our candidates are successful, we will have leaders who will no longer trade in fear and failure...who will fight for real action on the climate crisis and achieve progress on health care and jobs.

If we want to deliver on the promise of these elections, we have to not only put a Democrat in the White House but we must also win congressional victories that will strengthen our hand as we unite to drive change forward.

The single best action for you to take today is to give to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's (DCCC) and their United for Change campaign. You have stood with us before but if you step up again today, your gift will be matched 2-to-1 by House Democrats.

Critical FEC deadline is just days away - Unite for Change now by making a matched gift of $35, $50 or more

The DCCC is working hand-in-hand with candidates and campaign managers in dozens of tough, hard-fought House races in every corner of the nation. The stakes are high.

  • 30 GOP House members have decided to retire rather than try to defend their record of support for failures and incompetence of the Bush administration. Democrats running to convert those open seats are counting on you and the DCCC to pull them through to victory
  • In dozens of other districts, Democrats who won narrow victories in 2006 have been targeted for defeat by the GOP political machine. Those candidates need you and the DCCC to make sure they aren't overwhelmed by the "do anything, say anything" tactics of the Republican operatives.
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Remember: There's a new world waiting at the other side of these elections.

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Standing Alone

 

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You and I can't leave Barack Obama standing alone as he drives change forward. 

Not for a single day. Not at the most exciting points in his history-making campaign. And certainly not at the more challenging ones. To deliver on the promise of bold change at the heart of these elections, we need to stand together.

That means doing everything in our power to win the White House- and helping to build the foundation for his win by electing strong Democratic candidates in districts nationwide. That's the winning combination that can create the bold, lasting change America needs.

There are only three days left until the last filing deadline before our Democratic Convention and the final leg of the 2008 campaign begins- the world is watching. Please show how committed we are to creating profound change in America by helping us to reach our $5 million dollar goal- we are only $192,348 away. House Democrats are so committed they have decided to match every gift of $35 or more, with 2 gifts of their own- tripling the impact of your contribution. 

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Let's show our strength. Let's unite behind the winning combination of Barack Obama's presidential candidacy and dozens of change-oriented Democrats running in crucial House races across America.

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