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Messaging, Views on News • June 23rd, 2008
Picking up the pieces
by Jon Tingley
It seems the Democrats are getting back on track after announcing Obama as their nominee. It was just announced that former Obama rival Hilary Clinton will be joining him on the campaign trail in an attempt to reunite the party. This comes at a critical time for Obama as he tries to underscore his decision to deny public funding for his campaign, a move that has sparked intense criticism of his credibility from both sides.
The question I have is: will the Clintons actually support Obama?
The press will be paying very close attention to Mrs. Clinton on Thursday and Friday when she meets with Obama and her top contributors to raise money for the Democratic bid. So far, it seems she has gracefully stepped to the side to allow Obama to shine, but everyone will be watching to see if she can keep up the act. Obama has been trying to do his part to mend their tumultuous relationship, even going so far as to scold his supporters in Detroit for booing Senator Clinton, saying, “Senator Clinton is one of the finest public servants we have in American life today.”
Only time will tell if the former contenders can patch things up with their supporters in time to succeed in November; maybe that’s why Obama is taking the extra cash.
2008 Primaries, Grass Roots Organization, New Media • February 18th, 2008
New tech on the campaign trek
by Jon Tingley
Many people may not have decided on a presidential candidate, even this close to the Wisconsin primary. But they would likely agree that the 2008 election has spawned an entirely new style of political campaigning. There are several key reasons for this.
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