"Unite for Change" in Unity, N.H.

[chri'stina 190]

(CNN) -- Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton appeared together Friday at a rally in Unity, New Hampshire, a town where they tied in the January primary.

"We may have started on separate paths ... today our hearts are set on the same destination for America ... to elect Barack Obama as the next president of the United States," Clinton said.

"We are one party, we are one America," she added.

The two Democrats walked onstage together to U2's song, "Beautiful Day" as an enthusiastic crowd chanted "Yes we can!"

Large signs -- reading "Unite For Change" and "UNITY" -- could be seen throughout the outdoor town hall-like rally, as an enthusiastic crowd, cheered Clinton and Obama.

The former rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination left Washington together Friday morning for the flight to New Hampshire.

They shared a polite kiss on arrival and sat together on the plane.

Obama and Clinton had nothing but praise for each other as they appeared together at a fundraiser Thursday night.

"It was an extraordinary honor to be alongside her during the course of this campaign," Obama told the gathering in Washington of Clinton's top fundraisers. "I am a better candidate as a consequence of having run against Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton."

( article cont'd at http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/06/27/cli...bama/index.html )

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I am not saying anything negative about the individual candidates but I just thought this sounded a bit mushy and put on!!! And that they are in Unity, N.H.!! I couldn't help but post this.

[almaty 19]

bless them....sister dev. give me a hug...

[Sister Fracas 5]

bless them....sister dev. give me a hug...

I'm sure sister dev will find a piece about how Barack scowled at Hillary or something while on the flight...

[Niels Bohr 72]

This is diplomacy. Even if they put on a face in the public, it's a face that you see. You will never see their true face. Because that is human nature. If you want peace, you have to compromise.

[almaty 19]

i am ready to hug sister dev and brother metta

[no name 1]

i am ready to hug sister dev and brother metta

"While the Coalition respects the genuine

nature of Senator Clinton in keeping her word

to campaign with and for Senator Obama, we

will not support him now or on November 4,

2008. Senator Clinton’s vote is her own; our

votes are our own and they will not be cast for

Senator Obama. The Just Say No Deal Coalition

members will either choose to stay home in

protest, write in Senator Clinton’s name or vote

for Senator John McCain. Our votes are our

voices and Just Say No Deal’s voices are 2

million strong and growing."

www.justsaynodeal.com

Edited June 27, 2008 by illumine

[one...two...tree 2,762]

[yogib37 3]

i am ready to hug sister dev and brother metta

"While the Coalition respects the genuine

nature of Senator Clinton in keeping her word

to campaign with and for Senator Obama, we

will not support him now or on November 4,

2008. Senator Clinton’s vote is her own; our

votes are our own and they will not be cast for

Senator Obama. The Just Say No Deal Coalition

members will either choose to stay home in

protest, write in Senator Clinton’s name or vote

for Senator John McCain. Our votes are our

voices and Just Say No Deal’s voices are 2

million strong and growing."

www.justsaynodeal.com

This group sounds like a bunch of bitter American women that were defeated. I looked at the web page and it is so unprofessionaly done, looks like they just got Microsoft Front page and toss a bunch of ####### at it and posted to the web.

Now, if you or any one of the bitter Clition voters do not go out and vote, I expect you to be quite. You will have no right to voice your opinon. So Vote or shut up.

[Alex+R 0]

Whatever the hell this Just Say No group is, it's setting back feminism 100 years and the public perception of feminism about 20 years. Way to go, dumfcuks. Shooting yourselves in the foot is gonna feel great!

PS, you know who nobody cares about? People who don't vote. Not voting is not "making a statement"; it's making no statement at all and nobody cares what you think. Voting for McCain when you once supported Hillary is just childish, unless you based your choice on how entrenched in the establishment a candidate is, in which case I can see a switch to McCain. But not as a "protest vote."

[Sheriff Uling 3]

I want a hug... somebody... anybody...

[Fandango 1,440]

Why is it assumed the site is 'bitter women'?

[metta 0]

i am ready to hug sister dev and brother metta

You get a hug from me brother dean but my vote is still undecided

[metta 0]

Why is it assumed the site is 'bitter women'?

The site creator is a man by the name of Will Bower

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Why is it assumed the site is 'bitter women'?

It's not just bitter women. It's bitter women and bitter girly men.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

metta, I watched your video of Will Bower and decided to find out about this so-called founder...

PUMA's Will Bower - Fraud

Will Bower, founder of PUMA, (Party Unity My #######), claiming to be a life long democrat and encouraging folks to not vote for Obama, is a fraud.

I have searched the Federal Election Commission database of contributions to the Clinton campaign and found no record of a contribution from a Will or William Bower. The only folks with the last name of Bower to contribute are Elizabeth, Eva, Jamie, Laurine, Leanord, Sharon

It appears as though FEC rules require the reporting of the name and address of any contributor of at least $200. Campaign committees must keep a record of the name and address of any contributors of at least $50.

If the guy is so passionate, why didn't he part with a couple of hundred bucks to assist Clinton in her quest?

Read this interview with the guy and perhaps you will come away with the impression with which I did, that the guy is basking in his fifteen minutes of media attention his PUMA effort has attracted. And if you require further evidence that the guy is a bit unhinged read his report of his interview of Harriet Christian, the woman from New York who was frothing at and disrupting the DNC Rules and Bylaw Committee meeting. Bower admits that it was he "who encouraged Harriet to stay and to face the cameras. Each time she wanted to storm from the lobby in a fiery exeunt, it was I who stopped her, consoled her, turned her around, and told her "Your anger needs to be heard, friend. Don't stop."

At least Larry Johnson contributed the maximum permitted $2,300 for each the primary and general elections. Incidentally, I found no contribution from Taylor Marsh.

http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/talk/...bower-fraud.php

Edited June 29, 2008 by Jabberwocky