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Old 05-26-2008, 05:22 PM
 
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I guess I'm confused I don't see the Clintons uniting anyone including their own party. If fact they seem to do the opposite.
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Old 05-26-2008, 05:56 PM
 
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I guess I'm confused I don't see the Clintons uniting anyone including their own party. If fact they seem to do the opposite.
This was in the news this week:

Barack Obama wants Bill to heal Hillary Clinton wounds - Times Online

Senior officials on Obama’s campaign believe Bill Clinton has the unique status and political gifts to reunite the party after such gaffes. They expressed confidence that the former president would rise above the perceived slights and grudges of a hard-fought campaign and work flat out for an Obama victory in November’s presidential election.

“If anybody can put their arms around the party and say we need to be together, it is Bill Clinton,” a senior Obama aide said.




So, the Obama campaign thinks it's Bill Clinton's job to unite the party, which doesn't make sense to me since Obama is supposed to be the Unity candidate.
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Old 05-26-2008, 06:03 PM
 
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Well mabe it like a Mother who gives a little child a job just to keep them busy. If Bill is busy perhaps he will shut up.
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Old 05-26-2008, 06:04 PM
 
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Senior officials on Obama’s campaign believe Bill Clinton has the unique status and political gifts to reunite the party after such gaffes. They expressed confidence that the former president would rise above the perceived slights and grudges of a hard-fought campaign and work flat out for an Obama victory in November’s presidential election.

“If anybody can put their arms around the party and say we need to be together, it is Bill Clinton,” a senior Obama aide said.


So, the Obama campaign thinks it's Bill Clinton's job to unite the party, which doesn't make sense to me since Obama is supposed to be the Unity candidate.
LOL, I think they're kissing up to Bill. It's the old "tell him he's important, he's still a necessary part of the game" ploy.

Betcha they had to grit their teeth and smile while saying it, too. Ahhh, politics!
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