June 10, 2008
Posted: June 10th, 2008 05:30 PM ET

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 Nancy Pelosi and other Democratic officials told reporters Tuesday the party is united behind Barack Obama.
Nancy Pelosi and other Democratic officials told reporters Tuesday the party is united behind Barack Obama.

WASHINGTON (CNN) – Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean said Tuesday that the national party “is going to be essentially run by the Obama campaign,” adding that the end of the primary process would dramatically shift their fundraising fortunes, allowing the DNC to begin to erase the massive cash edge enjoyed by its Republican counterpart.

“There’s not going to be a coordination problem and there certainly isn’t going to be a fundraising problem,” said Dean.

At a press conference with Democratic officials at the Democratic National Committee Tuesday afternoon, Dean pointed to the DNC staff on the ground in all 50 states since the 2004 elections - just hours after Barack Obama's deputy campaign manager, Steve Hildebrand, made a similar boast in a fundraising e-mail.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid added that efforts to coordinate the DNC with the cash-rich Senate and House election committees have been underway for years.

“With Obama now having the nomination, this DNC is going to hit the ground running, we’re in good shape,” said Reid.

The Obama campaign announced last week that Dean would remain at the helm of the DNC, and sent senior Obama aide Paul Tewes to oversee the collaboration with the national party.

“This is an extraordinary time for the Democratic Party,” said DNC Chairman Howard Dean on Monday, “we’ve come to the end of a long primary season, a hard-fought race between two of the most talented people who have ever run for president in this party. And we congratulate Senator Obama and we’re working with him at the DNC already to make sure he is the next president of the United States.”

Flanked by Reid, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi dismissed concerns that disappointed Hillary Clinton supporters might turn to John McCain, whose campaign has stepped up efforts to woo them.

“Women and blue collar workers, whatever their race, have the most to gain by the election of Barack Obama as president of the United States and the most to lose by the election of John McCain,” Pelosi told CNN's Kathleen Koch.

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Peggy   June 10th, 2008 10:38 pm ET

I don't know what is wrong with you people, everything Obama does you say he is following Hillery, Obama has spent his life helping the hard working people, while Hillery has led the life of riley and also Michaelle Obama addressed working women in her very first speeches, saying that she could relate to them and that she had a lot of advantages that a lot of working mom's didnt have and she still found it tough, so how does Hillery get credit for everything they say. You celebrate Hillery almost getting the nomination as being the first woman to do so, bu make very little of the fact that Obama really made history by being the first black man in a not black country to get this far, lots of women have led countries. Everyone is talking about Hillery not making it because she is a woman, are you kidding you think being a black man is easier than being a rich white woman in America,you are out of your mind, where is your reasoning? As for the press Hillery should have won by a landslide as she had the whole of CNN as her campagne managers.

AJ   June 10th, 2008 10:36 pm ET

I wish all of the top guns in the democratic party united and declared that the only viable way for democrats to win the whitehouse in Nov. is an Obama-Clinton ticket. It's a no-brainer!!!! I think Obama should do this as soon as possible and not listen to the "dummies". This way we can concentrate on giving hell to the republicans and stop talking about "what if" crap. Why do you listen to all these "closet republicans" dominating the network news channels (and sometimes give the impression that they are against McCain)and the pundits who claim they are representing democratic party but are secretly working for the republicans when they criticize the "dream" ticket?

woman for GOP VP   June 10th, 2008 10:31 pm ET

Unity? Are you kidding? House Democrats are refusing to endorse BHO and tens of millions of Hillary supporters will join the movement. Citizens for McCain! Once Sarah Palin gets the nod for VP, it will officially be curtains for the Democratic Party. Perhaps Howard Dean can then get a job running elections in Zimbabwe. I hear they are a real trip.

McCain/Palen '08

Hillary '12

maggieb   June 10th, 2008 10:28 pm ET

Very interesting!!!
CAN OBAMA BE PRESIDENT?
It seems that Barack Obama is not qualified to be president after all for the following reason:
Barack Obama is not legally a U.S. natural-born citizen according to the law on the books at the time of his birth, which falls between "December 24, 1952 to November 13, 1986? Presidential office requires a natural-born citizen if the child was not born to two U.S. citizen parents, which of course is what exempts John McCain though he was born in the Panama Canal US Law very clearly stipulates: ".If only one parent was a U.S. citizen at the time of your birth, that parent must have resided in the United States for at least ten years, at least five of which had to be after the age of 16." Barack Obama's father was not a U.S. citizen and Obama's mother was only 18 when Obama was born, which means though she had been a U.S. citizen for 10 years, (or citizen perhaps because of Hawaii being a territory) the mother fails the test for being so for at least 5 years **prior to** Barack Obama's birth, but *after* age 16. It doesn't matter *after* . In essence, she was not old enough to qualify her son for automatic U.S. citizenship. At most, there were only 2 years elapsed since his mother turned 16 at the time of Barack Obama's birth when she was 18 in Hawaii. His mother would have needed to have been 16+5= 21 years old, at the time of Barack Obama's birth for him to have been a natural-born citizen. As aforementioned, she was a young college student at the time and was not. Barack Obama was already 3 years old at that time his mother would have needed to have waited to have him as the only U.S. Citizen parent. Obama instead should have been naturalized, but even then, that would still disqualify him from holding the office.
*** Naturalized citizens are ineligible to hold the office of President. *** Though Barack Obama was sent back to Hawaii at age 10, all the other info does not matter because his mother is the one who needed to have been a U.S. citizen for 10 years prior to his birth on August 4, 1961, with 5 of those years being after age 16. Further, Obama may have had to have remained in the country for some time to protect any citizenship he would have had, rather than living in Indonesia. Now you can see why Obama's aides stopped his speech about how we technically have more than 50 states, because it would have led to this discovery. This is very clear cut and a blaring violation of U.S. election law. I think the Gov. of California would be very interested in knowing this if Obama were elected President without being a natural-born U.S. citizen, and it would set precedence. Stay tuned to your TV sets because I suspect some of this information will be leaking through over the next several days. -------------------------------------------
Thomas Sowell
Rose and Milton Friedman Senior Fellow
The Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Stanford, California 94305

Glad to be an Independent   June 10th, 2008 10:26 pm ET

Some of you are quite angry and threatening to vote for McCain. The really is that some of you will vote for McCain. Fortunately, most of the Clinton supporters do not share your view. Most of the Clinton supporters will vote for Obama. You say Obama can not win. You would be wrong again. Sure some of Clinton supporters will not support Obama. You are forgetting one thing. Many conservatives are unhappy with McCain and will not vote for him. Conservatives that won't vote for McCain and Hillary supporters that will not vote for Obama will counteract each other. You have every right to vote for McCain if you wish, but cut out all of your talk about most Hillary supporters. Most Hillary supporters support certain issues and although Obama is not their first choice, the will support the Democratic nomineee in order to support the issue they care about. Obama supporters welcom all Hillary supporters that wan to put an end the Bush policies, but those Hillary supporters that are angry and spiteful, YOU ARE FULL OF ALLOT OF HOT AIR. Your numbers are small. YOUR BARK IS WORSE that YOUR BITE!! LITTLE PUPPIES!!!!!!

Rita   June 10th, 2008 10:26 pm ET

Hillary we still love you, and all the traitors will be very dissapointed in November.

Victor in NC   June 10th, 2008 10:23 pm ET

All those people who said Hillary should be VP should pay off her debt.

I don't think Obama should pay a dime.
Ohio Gov loyal to Clinton could pay it
Even the Dem in OK could pay it.

Since they love Clinton so much..

I love Hillary but I won't support her fundraising habits.
She knew she was broke right after February, but she stay in the race an charged up a large bill..

Get it from Bill, h e caused you to loose the race.

Hillary/08

faye   June 10th, 2008 10:22 pm ET

ATTN———–ATTN——–O B A M A B O T S

follow ur candidate ,s message of one country and (fake) unity

he said “`umm uu uhhh republicans have good uh um ideas in past 10-15 ummm yrs“`

so pls come join us in our effort to elect a republican ,,you are welcome here ,,

(We belive in unity and freedom of speech ,and we tryst obama on just only one and one thing which is his compliment on REPUBLICANS)

Suzy   June 10th, 2008 10:22 pm ET

Dean and Pelosi are dreaming. You haven't fooled anyone. We aren't sheep. It's McCain all the way.

k6438   June 10th, 2008 10:22 pm ET

It will be nightmare to have a democratic president and democratic congress.What happing in Illinois one should take a lesson. Here in Illinois the governor, speaker, senate president all are democrates but they do not see eye to eye,, there is no unity, the speaker is trying to impeach the governor, the senate president wants a raise, They are not working for the people they are working for themself. Cook county president is also a democrate and the people are paying the highest taxes in the country. More over Obama is not elected he is selected by the party, and the media.

Rave   June 10th, 2008 10:19 pm ET

Without Hillary and her supporters around, there is always unity in Democratic party. To all Hillary supporters who threaten to support McCain.. just go away. Nobody cares. Go vote to who ever you want .. you are nothing in this election.
OBAMA (2008 -16)

Over Turn It Roe V Wade   June 10th, 2008 10:18 pm ET

Hillary supporters welcome to the right side. We will have a push this time to stop the MURDER of babies. Glad that you have seen the light and will vote McCain this time. Obama is for gay rights and we need to keep marrage between a MAN and a WOMAN. They want to uphold Roe V Wade but we will shoot it down now. It is my hope that with your help we can overturn some of this left wing stuff.
Vote Life Vote McCain08

jdona   June 10th, 2008 10:17 pm ET

No party unity. Save your Roe v Wade arguments, save your platforms are similar between obama and Clinton. Save your You can't be a true democrat and vote for McCain, (you do remember the Reagan Democrats, who by the way, came home for bill clinton), save all the you must be republican trolls, etc. etc. We are not Obama Democrats, we are Hillary Democrats, we are now PUMA Democrats, and we cannot be bullied, bought, manipulated, guilt-tripped, threatened or intimidated. We reject Obama, we reject the hijacked rigged election, we reject the appointment of a nominee that did not have the popular vote. We will not support him or the DNC with our money, our votes, or our voices. We are mobilizing, we are uniting, and we are angry. You can either listen to us now, or hear us roar in November.

Ilona Proud Canadian   June 10th, 2008 10:16 pm ET

Doris,

Your Bushism is showing!

Come on guys! these jerks who keep trying to rile you up, are the McCain Jerks!

Ted:Canada   June 10th, 2008 10:15 pm ET

Yes! I would seriously consider Pelosi as VP and I would also have Hillary take on an important portfolio like Universal Health Care.

They are not only more intelligent than McCain and his staff but they would wear them down. These two ladies are great and deserve recognition.

Have you noticed?
I am not sure what it is but McCain has a robotic quality about him. The way he moves his arms, body and head. I know he has padding in his suit shoulders. He looks a little bit unnatural in the way he moves around. I hope the poor guy is ok.

Up in Canada we support the Democrats but we would not want anything to happen to the poor guy!

MK   June 10th, 2008 10:14 pm ET

Tell us, Doris, how exactly do women and blue-collar workers stand to benefit from a McCain presidency? How, for that matter, have they benefited from Bush/Cheney? You must think they have, or you wouldn't be promoting McSame. And if your plan is to stay home and not vote at all, that is still tacit support for the status quo, so my question stands.

Please do spell it out for us: How do women and blue-collar workers stand to benefit from a McCain presidency?

Ellen   June 10th, 2008 10:12 pm ET

If Pelosi thinks she can unite democrats, she if very wrong. I haven't heard one smart word come out of her mouth since she has been in Washington. There is no party unity.

Doug   June 10th, 2008 10:12 pm ET

Democrats, here is your choice. Obama or McCain. Other options are not vote or vote Libertarian (same as not voting). Now if you elect McCain, you continue the war in Iraq, allow Republicans to pack the Supreme Court (want to see Roe v Wade overturned?) and continue low taxes for the wealthy and no health care for the needy. Hello??

If you are a Clinton supporter, get over it. I was an Edwards supporter & I got over it. Time to put the good of the country first. All the democrats who were candidates have done that.

leonor123456   June 10th, 2008 10:12 pm ET

I wanted Hillary because I wanted a woman
Obama is not for me

Tell John that it is time for Cindy to tell all!   June 10th, 2008 10:10 pm ET

CNN,

Is this a slow news night? I am so sick of seeing Oklohama Dems Won't

Come ON CNN there must be more news out there!

Patty   June 10th, 2008 10:09 pm ET

So does unity mean that it relies only on how much money can be raised? I guess that is why most of the uppers like Dean, Pelosi etc. were all so favorable to Obama. They seem to view him as a cash cow they can all benefit from rather than the best "candidate for President". Nice to see they backed the one with the best money possibilities for their own interests. How telling is that!

maya   June 10th, 2008 10:09 pm ET

PA-THE-TIC.

Phillip W   June 10th, 2008 10:08 pm ET

Wow, what does it take to get a comment moderated around here? Do I need to say something flattering to Clinton?

pam   June 10th, 2008 10:07 pm ET

Wow, Doris you are so full of hate. Did you not get a hug as a child? Obama and Clinton have similar ideas. Now that she is no longer a candidate, why would you want to go to another candidate who is so different than Clinton and Obama? M-m. Come on Doris you can't be...Can you? Quit being so afraid. Obama won't bite...regardless of all of the uglies you have heard about people who look different than you, there is no reason to be afraid. McCain is someone who you should fear. Pray over it Doris. Our country is in ruins, the wealthiest people have been receiving breaks for the last 8 years, and they did not ask for it! McCain will place the most conservative justice in the Supreme Court. Before you go for the kill DORIS, READ THE FACTS...CLOSE YOUR EYES, and then pick a candidate. We cannot continue to hate our fellow Americans.

We the people   June 10th, 2008 10:06 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi sure seems happy. I certainly have been disappointed in her leadership. She has done nothing to help AMerica but smile. I was very disappointed in her rejection of Hillary Clinton. It is fine now, but she wanted her off the ticket before people even had a chance to vote. I wish she would go home.

Trish   June 10th, 2008 10:04 pm ET

Well, Doris, I think party unity around the supreme court alone would be convincing, but the almost identical policies of Hillary and Obama matter little to you. I wonder why such hatred?

BIG WIG   June 10th, 2008 10:03 pm ET

I was not satisfy with her speech. It was dull, void of emotion and showed no sign of remorse for trying to destroy his character. It was a case of if I can't get it , you'll never win. She was still campaigning for herself. She is still in denial. She can't believe he came from behind and won it. Don't hate, OBAMA 08.

At your service sir. Mr. President Obama.

Bill Jay   June 10th, 2008 10:01 pm ET

Nancy is a trader.....................she is acting weird..............most likely
she does not like Hillary.
I'm in McCain's corner.

Amy from MIchigan   June 10th, 2008 10:00 pm ET

Pelosi is right, we all have nothing to lose my backing Barack Obama, and everything in the world to gain! The Republicans have run our economy, our reputation, and our independence into the ground, and it will take all of us-black, white, hispanic, asian, rich, poor, educated, etc.-to dig ourselves out! Let's get to work, and back Obama.

Ula Nejad   June 10th, 2008 9:59 pm ET

People are afraid to let the facts known about the race issue with a black candidate for President. Obama's prayer everyday it does not pop its ugly head up because this would bring out his fist bumping wife who spoke openly about the fact of race in a country that was meant for whites. Pelosi, Reid and the whole DNC gang are all guilty and hoping that the ordinary people and ardent Clinton supporters don't recognize that the Democratic Party made an economical blunder in American History by putting America at risk within its own boarders. US threat to Iraq come nowhere to DNC blunder. I don't think this Democrat legislators know what they are doing or understand the depth of Superpower and what it means for America and the world. I would fire them all by voting McCain. McCain is playing right into Obamas hands by not playing tough on the fist bumping wife and what their beliefs are and loyalty lie.

Muratha   June 10th, 2008 9:57 pm ET

I do not like her she did not like Hillary. I thought she want to be only one women in Democrats everyone will spotlight to her.

Wildcat   June 10th, 2008 9:57 pm ET

Exactly, Nancy Pelosi needs to wake up out of her "dream world" – there will be no party unity come August or come November. They gave the nomination to the weakest candidate. The Democrats way of determining "delegates" is a joke. Do it the Repulican "winner take all" way and Hillary had this wrapped up months ago. You see, the caucus states that Obama likes to talk about (and I live in one of them) – they will vote Republican and they wil not matter to the Democrats in Nov.

Caucuses are a joke. They do not represent the true will of the people. There either need to be primaries or forget it because throwing a few hundred people together in a room to hash out who those select few will vote for is very UN-Democratic.

Paula   June 10th, 2008 9:56 pm ET

It's good that the party has united behind Obama.All the Hillary supporters need to do the same.If they really cared about her anyway they would have sent in donations to bail out her campaign.I think about half of that 18 million were republicans trying to work the system.All the true Dems will unite behind Obama because we can't afford to have any more troops murdered in Iraq.If you want to see more young people come home in a box then go ahead and vote for MCain.It's a selfish thing but if Hillary's supporters are that crazy then they wouldn't care what happens to our America anyway.

NANCY PELOSI, CNN, MSNBC, DNC   June 10th, 2008 9:56 pm ET

GOOD LUCK TRYING TO UNITE THE PARTY. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY ADULT LIFE I CAN TAKE 4 MORE YEARS OF THE REPUBLICANS. I WILL NEVER VOTE REPUBLICAN, THEREFORE, I AM GOING TO STAY HOME. YES I UNDERSTAND THAT THERE HAD TO BE A WINNER & A LOSER BUT THE WAY THEY TREATED MRS CLINTON IS UNACCEPTABLE. A PRICE NEEDS TO BE PAID – PERIOD!! YOUR MEDIA DARLING BHO DOES NOT REALLY NEED US

Amy   June 10th, 2008 9:54 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi can dismiss whatever concerns she wants. Nobody can force voters to go with Obama in the Fall. Nobody can gain from electing a ultra liberal in the WH. What is next? communism?

Seah   June 10th, 2008 9:54 pm ET

LOL Nancy Pelosi is dreaming.

Pelosi, Dean, brazzie and obama, destroyed the democratic party

She best get Obama's people to pray. Maybe she can log in his site and post it on the pray board.

Pelosi, Dean, brazzie and obama have done more damage to this country than bush has.

GR   June 10th, 2008 9:53 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi does not have to continue to be Speaker Of The House forever. She should watch HER position and quit trying to tell those of us who supported Hillary that we are united. I will decide what I am.

Mike Lorain, OH   June 10th, 2008 9:52 pm ET

I love how Hillary supporters are still calling other Dems names simply because they didn't support Hillary. Doris...grow up and stop acting like a child/Republican

Bill   June 10th, 2008 9:52 pm ET

Apparently there is a requirement on all the news stations that the word "barackobama" (yes, one word) must be uttered at least once every 20 seconds. Just an observation but true.

Vig   June 10th, 2008 9:52 pm ET

Today I received a DNC survey in the mail and of course, a pitch for money. I wrote back that I would not waste my time filling out their survey because the DNC did absolutely nothing and said nothing to protest the degrading and shabby treatment HRC received at the hands of the media. B.O. never said a word – why should he – he was the beneficiary of HRC's degradation. I have been a life long Democrat and this week I will be switching to Independent and support a write-in movement & inform people they can write-in HRC's name on the November ballot. The DNC should be ashamed of themselves and they no longer speak for me.

Ike   June 10th, 2008 9:51 pm ET

Now they want to unite, but sat around and said nothing when Clinton was carved up by the media and members of her own party: Nancy Pelosi included. So much for unity.

Mike   June 10th, 2008 9:51 pm ET

It's hilarious seeing Clinton supporters treat Nancy Pelosi the exact same way they accuse us of treating Senator Clinton. Talk about blind double-standards.

Morons.

uneducated blue collar worker   June 10th, 2008 9:51 pm ET

No unity without Hillary.

Geri   June 10th, 2008 9:50 pm ET

Howard Dean should have been replaced and Nancy Pelosi needs to be quiet. She would be the last person I would ever want to see on a ticket with any democratic candidate. The DNC would be a much better organizaqtion without those two but it would have been hard to get rid of Dean with all the bias he had for Obama.

mark   June 10th, 2008 9:49 pm ET

I laugh at the leadership of the Democratic Party. Dean, Pelosi and Reid will be the reason I vote for McCain. They railroaded Hillary with the Florida and Michigan debacles along with the media bias (man-crush on Obama). All 3 of them have lacked the moral center that I want in my democratic party.

yms   June 10th, 2008 9:49 pm ET

I just want to understand why Obama is now running the DNC. Did Kerry run the DNC when he was the nominee?

Boomer   June 10th, 2008 9:49 pm ET

People who make remarks like Doris are the biggest traitors to Hillary Clinton. This is not a student council election where personalities often determine the outcome. Hillary's principles are essentially the same as Obama"s. McCains are essentially the same as Bush's. If you think McCain will serve women and blue collar wokers well, think again. Say goodbye to Roe vs. Wade and be ready to sacrifice all for big oil. Please grow up and stop with the "emotional reasoning". Hillary would be ashamed of you.

diva   June 10th, 2008 9:48 pm ET

Just a clarification, the democratic party is NOT united. There are 2 entities of the party -

Those that broke all the voting rules and who use the same type of tactics that are frequently seen in other countries where voters have no rights Such as if you don't vote for "the chosen one" we will make sure your vote is not counted and'or replaced by one that is for the alledgedly RIGHT candidate or we will bully everyone around you to ensure your vote doesn't count and neither do you.

I am of the second group who actually believes in true democracy, fairness, equality and justice for all. We also beilieve in putting the best candidate for President into office, which is Hillary Clinton, hands down. Our group represents all races, colors,ages, highly educated in life and/or through school, we work across the country in all fields and all income brackets imncluding many of us who have incomes that rank in the top1-2% of the country, such as myself and my husband.

We also represent hard-core democrats, generations and families all who have been registered democrats who have begun changing their party affililiation. There are families where aunts, uncles, parents, adult children, grandparents, etc. who have changed their party affiliation and because they are very dissatisfied with the disintegration of the party.

We also are working hard to make sure people like Dean, Pelosi, Reid and others (who I know you are familiar with) will not win their seats when they are up for re-election. They have done enough damage to the party and the country.

You can spin the lies as much as you want but the reality is we will NEVER be a united democratic party this year. By the way, we do know all about the Republican platform and we understand what we ae getting when we vote for Senator McCain. All of us will support Senator Clinton. However, if whe asks us to vote for Obama, that is something we cannot do. We don't believe or trust him and his shady past really raises alot of questions.

Just sign me...
1 in 18 miliion

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VT in Atlanta   June 10th, 2008 9:47 pm ET

Finally, leadership we can believe in for the Democratic party!

sal   June 10th, 2008 9:47 pm ET

I suggest Nancy read some of the pro-Hillary blogs. United? I don't think so!

Alicia   June 10th, 2008 9:47 pm ET

Hummm,let's see if this gets posted.

Alright, Nancy and Howard. You are correct, but you have to address this blog with the Rove and Rush bloggers that 'always' get posted over and over and over.

PWilliams   June 10th, 2008 9:46 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi may well find out how Democratics are united against her now due to her "unbiased" comments.

SharonR   June 10th, 2008 9:45 pm ET

yeah unit with John Mccain where are all tne obots that have been on here for months.I don't watch CNN any more

Mike, Syracuse, NY   June 10th, 2008 9:44 pm ET

Hmm, the Dems on the blogs don't sound all that unified. Maybe if the DNC keeps saying it, it will be true. Then again Hillary tried that, and it didn't work.

Jayson   June 10th, 2008 9:43 pm ET

True political reform in this country will not come about because the political parties stuck together with their own. It will come about because people wanted real change and true change will come with the breaking up and reforming of the political parties in a three party system in which more of the American people are represented

Phillip W   June 10th, 2008 9:43 pm ET

Doris, do you think Hillary would've even gotten to run as a Republican? I mean seriously?

You owe that much. Whether or not you appreciate it is up to you.

Erika, KS   June 10th, 2008 9:43 pm ET

Pelosi and Reid are so full of it! They are part of the reason there is no unity in the democratic party! They shoved Obama down our throats. They pressured the supers to support Obama.

Obama. A guy we've never even heard of before he started running for president. Obama. Someone who has accomplished nothing while in Congress. He has no history to stand on. We don't know him and what we do know, we have to question his judgement, or lack thereof ). He's too young, too inexperienced, too vague, everyone else is racist if you question him. Everything is taken out of context when you question him. He's answered zero questions on exactly how he expects to "change" things in Washington. He's going to "wup" Congress. Oh really? He's going to personally go to Iran. Is that how we engage diplomacy? Had that been the case, we would have send George Bush long ago. He speaks well, but actually says nothing. Hillary may have endorsed him, and I expected her to. I also suspect that it was expected of her. I won't obediently fall into line and vote for Obama just because Pelosi and Reid say to. That's ridiculous.

Joe Six   June 10th, 2008 9:42 pm ET

Pelosi has sold out the working people who form the backbone of the Democratic Party. I don't care who the union leaders endorse. Obama has told us Middle Americans, the bitter people who cling to their guns and religion, where to go. Obama, Reid and Pelosi are elitists. We'll tell Obama and Pelosi where to go in November.

Phillip W   June 10th, 2008 9:41 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi is head and shoulders above Clinton. She's a real politician, not an American Idol contestant bent on her own personal glory.

CKR   June 10th, 2008 9:40 pm ET

Too late for ANY unity! McCain already has my vote. At least it will be a FULL vote.

EC   June 10th, 2008 9:38 pm ET

I agree with Doris. Pelosi needs to concentrate on her job and try to get out of the cameras.. if that is possible. She has tried to run this party since day one of her anoitment. She is nothing like Clinton and doesn't speak for any women. Yea... let her run with Obama and we can get a new person to run the house. The party is not nor will be unified until the dems fix their stupid electorate ways.. She was against Mi and Fl getting any voice and then only allowed half the people a voice. She should be ashamed of herself.

rebecca johnson   June 10th, 2008 9:36 pm ET

Hillary Clinton tally up more votes than any other candidate in American history.

Remy   June 10th, 2008 9:36 pm ET

Doris
If you are really a democrat, you never post this comment!

CJ in FL   June 10th, 2008 9:36 pm ET

Why don't you 'intelligent' voters stop with the "party loyalty" nonsense, and start looking out for the best interests of the country. It's because of lunacy such as this that the country is in the sewer now. And to think...the Founders warned against political parties. What were they thinking?!?! It's like they had a crystal ball. Party affiliation has turned the electorate into nothing better more than a bunch of zombies. But at least in Night of the Living Dead, they were looking for brains, not catchphrases...

serah   June 10th, 2008 9:36 pm ET

Many of the Hillary supporters are being led to believe that if Obama looses in the elections and McCain wins then they will be happy. If Dems dont unite to defeat the Republicans they have no one to blame. Especially the Hillary supporters who think by voting Obama they are doing him a favor. Look, this guy is 46 and so far he has achieved his dream, he wants to help the Americans achieve their potential as well. He does not want it for selfish reasons. He is not super wealthy but he has enough to sustain his family. He can get a job in Europe if he chooses to, He can work for UN if he chooses to, but he has given himself to help most of us achieve by going to the forefront and making an attempt to remove the barriers that prevent us from success. You dont vote for him its you and your family who will hurt not Hillary not Obama. They have made it so far and with their small size families they have made it. The vote is for you and your children. where you place your vote will determine where you get help. Look at McCain beyond he being white and being male and being a war hero... what policies does he put on table to solve the economy and healthcare which by far are better than the Democrats policies? You are voting for policies that will improve your life or make it hard for you to dig out of poverty. Can you imagine living in America an industrialized and developed world and poor? begging for help from China? enslaved to oil from middle east?

What if?   June 10th, 2008 9:36 pm ET

Paul, Doris and others.....woman, sellout, blue collar workers. Liability like the Clintons? ..unli't stand millionairs who cry broke. I guess if you support the repub. reading this you will think you gainning something? THE REPS. CARES SO MUCH ABOUT YOUR SAVIOR CLINTON...NOT....... explain this to a daughter........
I am a democrat and found this to be unacceptable for both candidates. Senator Dole said “Democrats had to choose between one candidate who said she’d obliterate Iran and another candidate who said he wants to invite Iranian leaders over for dinner and then maybe a chat after dinner with a good cigar—Cuban. I’d imagine. I don’t want EITHER of those two answering the White House telephone at 3 o’clock in the morning”. “We’re going to have to fight the ideal that this is a historic opportunity to elect Barack Obama” said Huckabee. “I salute how far he’s gone, but as far as I’m concerned, because of his views and what he would do —-he’s gone far enough for me this year”. But McCain camps says --–McCain aide Michael Goldfarb wrote on the campaign's official blog that "there is a genuine affection for her here at McCain HQ“ "Sen. Clinton has really grown on us over here in Crystal City over the past few months," wrote Goldfarb, calling her an "impressive candidate" who "inspired a generation of women" but "fell victim to a vast left-wing conspiracy that resented her generally centrist foreign policy views."

FYI…So if Hillary would have won, this is the way it would have read…..We’re going to have to fight the ideal that this is a historic opportunity to elect Hillary Clinton.

Susan   June 10th, 2008 9:35 pm ET

Well Doris, you may not feel you have anything to gain by supporting Obama, but you certainly have a lot to lose supporting McCain.

I still feel most of the Democrats will come around, after they really start paying attention to McCain's positions on many important issues.

At the same time, there will always be voters like Doris, who will never buy into party unity. Your choice, of course, but maybe given a little time your mind will be more open to the choices in front of you.

Brian Knoxville, TN   June 10th, 2008 9:35 pm ET

Speaker Pelosi, failed leader of the undemocratic Democratic Party,

You want unity? You got it. We are unifying and growing by leaps and bounds to stop you and the others within the failed leadership of our party. We’re taking it back and, when we get it back, we’re going to demand that you are one of the first to go.

Count on it.

Sincerely,
One of the 18 million turned PUMA DEMOCRAT
We're taking back our party.

LJ   June 10th, 2008 9:34 pm ET

DORIS

YES THERE IS PARTY UNITY. I SUPPORTED HILLIARY AND I WILL VOTE FOR OBAMA AND SO WILL MILLIONS OF OTHER CLINTON SUPPORTERS.

democratobama   June 10th, 2008 9:31 pm ET

Wonder why CNN does not post my comment – They must be Hillary supporters – Yes I blame her is we lose the election – She ran a divisive campaign

Kerri   June 10th, 2008 9:30 pm ET

If they wanted unity...the 18 million voters who came out in record numbers to support Hillary Clinton were pretty united!
Why is CNN refusing to moderate my comments in under two hours? They wish to wait until the articles are dead? Can we PLEASE get an end to this public manipulation?!

Lindy   June 10th, 2008 9:28 pm ET

Not a good choice for VP as her approval ratings are lower the Pres Bush.'s.

Brian Knoxville, TN   June 10th, 2008 9:28 pm ET

The undemocratic Democratic Party and its failed leadership now wants unity with the strongest members of its own base, the very millions of people whom it has totally failed with its selected nominee, eh? What a joke.

Obama was too unknown, inexperienced and unquaiified to run for the office of President of the United States, and all the failed leaders of the undemocratic Democratic Party who enabled his candidacy will soon be forced to resign for political malpractice and a betrayal of our trust.

Wait for the multiple October surprises… Obama will have a worse month in October than he did in March/April. There are already reports that a male member of Trinity United Church in Chicago named Larry Sinclair has signed an affidavit that says that in 1999 he did drugs and had sex with Barack Obama and that, as part of an effort to keep him quiet last year, David Axelrod threatened him.

That’s what you get for selecting an unknown candidate as the party’s nominee…

PUMA DEMOCRAT

KE   June 10th, 2008 9:28 pm ET

If Sen. Clinton campaign for Sen. Obama she will probably drive away more people. If Sen. Obama relay too heavily on Sen. Clinton he will appear as a weaker candidate. Sen. McCain and Sen. Obama should debate.

Frank from Portland Oregon   June 10th, 2008 9:28 pm ET

As a former Democrat, I really don't care what fear you try to sell me. I will not rally behind a party that voids the votes of millions and does not put democracy first. Good luck winning the election Dems... the only people you will have to blame for your loss will be the superdelegates and the rules committee.

Michigan Voter !!!   June 10th, 2008 9:27 pm ET

Because Of All You Dnc leaders The democratic Party Is Gonna Be 18 Million Weaker !!!!! . Who Cares What You Fools Are Thinking Or Plan To Do !!!!! . I Say Screw Being A Democrat , This Party Sucks !!!

McCain 2008

Tom, Boston MA   June 10th, 2008 9:27 pm ET

Blitzer has been parroting GOP spins as if they were "facts" worthy of answers from the obama camp.

his so-called "questions" are only thinly disguised attack on obama.

watch this guy and CNN rooting for maccain.

Rodney, LA   June 10th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

Does Pelosi think she can sweet talk Hillary supporters into voting for
the woos/appeaser? Not.

MP-pennsylvania   June 10th, 2008 9:24 pm ET

Pelosi,
Please tell all these elected legislature to unite behind our nominee. Otherwise they should not say they are democrats.

Kerri   June 10th, 2008 9:23 pm ET

I submitted a comment almost two hours ago, why is it still 'awaiting moderation'?

Lionel, Beverly Hills   June 10th, 2008 9:23 pm ET

Here's a math quiz for the slow witted Obamanians:

If 22% of Hillary supporters stay home (as they said they will) and 17% will vote for McCain, what % of Independents and Republicans will Obama have to pull to win?

Guess you couldn't figure it-that's why you'll lose.

Doris   June 10th, 2008 9:19 pm ET

There is no party unity. WE owe the democratic party squack. As for women and blue collar workers we beg to differ on gaining anything if we support Obama. Nancy "Sellout" Pelosi needs to keep her mouth quiet and maybe work on trying to do something in the house. See what happens when she thinks she can be like Clinton. Hater.

Paul   June 10th, 2008 9:18 pm ET

Who cares about Strickland. Maybe Nancy could be VP, a woman and also not a liability like the Clintons are.

Joe   June 10th, 2008 9:13 pm ET

With much love, and respect Pelosi for President
Real leader for true people.

Independent   June 10th, 2008 9:13 pm ET

I personally don't think it's good to have the same party in Congress in the White House. Nothing ever seems to get done. Democrats didn't do anything with Clinton, that's why the Republicans took over. Republicans didn't do anything with Bush. Seems the only way to get things done is to have one party controlling each.

jimmy velman   June 10th, 2008 9:12 pm ET

JOE LIEBERMAN A STRONG MCCAIN SUPPORTER HAS ALREADY STARTED THE BALL ROLLING WITH THE JEWISH VOTE AND WITH MAYOR BLOOMBERG OF NEW YORK , PLUS HILLARY CLINTON.S
SUPPORTERS, OBAMA CAN COUNT NEW YORK VOTING FOR MCCAIN.

GEORGIA   June 10th, 2008 9:09 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi, was your name on the short list for VP??

Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Howard Dean, Donna Brazile, Tom Daschle, John Kerry, etc, etc, should all join hands and pray for forgiveness. You have lost all credibility of leading anything.

By the way, where is Al Gore????

Michelle   June 10th, 2008 9:09 pm ET

I really can not grasp the feeling of unity in the democratic party! Did I miss something? Did you not steal votes from Senator Clinton and give them to senator obama? Did you not have a closed door meeting, that was supposed to public, at the rules and bylaws meeting? Did you not disenfranchise countless voters? Did you not then reinstate said votes by deciding that they now only count as half? Did you not sit idly by as the media had a field day ripping Senator Clinton apart? Did you spurn racism, and yet embrace rampant sexism? Well I must say that if that is unity, I am certainly thankful that I am no longer a member of your unified party!

jimmy velman   June 10th, 2008 9:08 pm ET

STRONGLY DISAFREE WITH DNC CHAIR H. DEAN AND PELOSI WHO BOTH ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MICHIGAN AND FLORIDA
DELEGATES DEBACLE. BOTHE WERE AND ARE INEFFECTIVE IN THEIR PRESENT POSTS.
OBAMA WILL LOSE MICHIGANA AND FLORIDA, PLUS OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA AND TEXAS.. LETE IN THE CAMPAIGN THE LATINO VOTERS WILL UNITE FROM CALIFORNIA THRU TEXAS AND FLORIDA. GOV TED STRICKLAND OF OHIO TOOK HIMSELF OUT OF THE VP RUNNING. HE IS A STRONG CLINTON SUPPORTER AND VERY ADMIRABLE AND HONORABLE IN HIS LOYAL QUALITIES
BOTH TO HIS CONSTITUENTS AND TO THOSE WHO SUPPORTED HIM

democrat to a bone   June 10th, 2008 9:06 pm ET

Please unite Democrats. Forget the Hillary method and unite. If we lose this election, I blame Hillary. Obama stay far from her. She is the one who is causing us to lose this election.i

Obama For President!   June 10th, 2008 9:06 pm ET

There Are A Lot Of Powerful And Influential People Helping Get Obama In The White House! Millions Of Voters Are On Board With You!

Bradley Schaubs, Greeley, CO   June 10th, 2008 9:05 pm ET

By "Democrats", they mean true blue Democrats, not these bitter Republicans who masqueraded as Democrats just to vote for Clinton and let their bitterness precede them when they didn't get to have their way every time.

I don't care what you dem – er, Repubs – say. Come November, Obama will smash out McCain. Plain and simple, no questions asked.

CNN, please post this, you haven't done so with the last several comments of mine.

joe   June 10th, 2008 9:02 pm ET

Dean, Pelosi and Reid - see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil - just do evil to the Democratic Party.

Doris   June 10th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

Democrat party unity?
“Women and blue collar workers, whatever their race, have the most to gain by the election of Barack Obama as president of the United States and the most to lose by the election of John McCain,” Pelosi told CNN's Kathleen Koch.

Odd isn't this the groups Obama has trouble with all of sudden we need him. No Ms. Sellout Pelosi we don't have anything to gain from Obama. Tell it to someone who believes your party now.

fred   June 10th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

Why does this woman (Pelosi) lie so much. Sure hope she is replaced as Speaker!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dem   June 10th, 2008 8:59 pm ET

A lot of us dems are not backing Obama as the media makes it seem. And a lot of us dems are backing McCain for his experience. Obama has none. Maybe in 2012 we will back the dems but not in this election.....

fred   June 10th, 2008 8:58 pm ET

Unity....LOL

There is no way we would ever unite behind Obama and Howard Dean!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jimenez   June 10th, 2008 8:56 pm ET

Yeah I just got an email from them. I asked them to remove my name from the list. I do not want any future emails. Howard Dern and Nancy Pelosi can kiss it. This woman has not done anything since she got her job. I can't wait for her to get the boot as well as Dern.

Ilona Proud Canadian   June 10th, 2008 8:56 pm ET

Democrats

Please for the sake of all that you hold precious, Democrats unite,
don't hand your Country over to McCain!

Do you really want another 20years of Republican Policy/Rule?

D-Weezy - OH   June 10th, 2008 8:54 pm ET

Ready or not McSame, here we come. If you feel that you need to go to McSame and give him your vote because you angry over your candidate losing. Then take your imature self right on over there and do what you feel necessary. We are true Democrats, and we don't want your closet racist / closet republican vote. We fought ; it's too bad you can't. We are young, and we will ultimately take our nation back and give it back to who it belongs to...the people.

"We are...We are...The youth of a Nation."

shannon   June 10th, 2008 8:54 pm ET

Apparently they are too busy celebrating in their SF lofts to see the facts on the ground.

The party is not united.

Seriously   June 10th, 2008 8:53 pm ET

That's great news! I'm sure Obama is grateful to be able to help his committee out of debt for November. ALL TRUE DEMOCRATS not fake ones voting for McCain, because our fair lady didn't win. Go to the Obama site and donate so that we can have all the funds we need to win this fall. For those who thought he wouldn't make it this far, and supported him. You should now go to your neighbors and hold small events in your home, or wherever possible to spread the word. The more the merrier...

Let's Go Dems, Obama '08

newmccainvoter   June 10th, 2008 8:53 pm ET

The democratic party is sadly mistaken if they think they can slap 18million voters in face and expect us to "unite" -the DNC made a mockery of the primary process in so many different ways...this is not about any candidate now , it is the sheer 'audacity' of what they did to voters rights. I was alifelong democrat and to hear the party 'leaders' smile so smugly and expect us to sing Cumbaya is totally ridiculous...John McCain is a Republican much like Ronald Reagan that a former democrat can get behind, he is a moderate...and I have news for the DNC the country is moderate and is tired of them shoving these far left candidates down our throats. Maybe it is true that living in the DC bubble you do lose touch with the normal and centrist Americans .Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi should hang their heads in shame for what they have done to the party.

BigCatLover   June 10th, 2008 8:52 pm ET

Mr. Dean, Ms. Pelosi et al, are in for a rude surprise in November. 'Disappointed' Hillary supporters are not disappointed, they are outraged at the manipulation that went on to make Obama the nominee this year. They are leaving the party in droves to register Independent and many will vote for John McCain. DNC, stop condescending to long time Democratic supporters. By the way, good luck with the 'youth' vote who are supporting their rock star candidate, not the Democratic party. And all those $$ Obama is supposed to have raised, where is the proof they weren't donated by special interests? 1 in 18 million. P.U.M.A.pac.

by your hate   June 10th, 2008 8:52 pm ET

All you haters for Obama, listen up:

Thank CNN for NOT moderating out all your hateful, hurtful, vulgar, gutter, insensitive insulting comments, while moderating out all my calls for unity ever since February. That would have prevented a lot of this disunity. It is also part of the media bias for Obama of which we now speak.

I warned, then, that the democratic party was dangerously splitting into two factions- a left wing radical faction that appealed to the newly registered youth and a moderate, centrist, populist traditional faction that appealed to lifelong democrats.

I cautioned that your contempt and hatred would have the very opposite effect- that it would only unify us HRC supporters behind our candidate. It did and you saw what happened then. We rallied late, because we initially loved and supported BOTH our candidates and did not expect such divisive vitriol from fellow democrats, but rally we did. Hate is like that.

You jeered, attacked, mocked and sneered, remember? The Old Geezer insults…you had your chance…you ruined our world…we don’t need you…EVEN, ‘Obama isn’t a man, he’s a movement’ (just as scary today as it was then). You were all following the script- just like Hitler Youth. No logic or reason…just irrational blind emotion. No informed dialogue…just propaganda and slogans.

But know this: I have never denigrated ANYone- of any color or faith or ethnicity- in any walk of life- and I am 53 years old. I don’t NOW plan to begin, by voting for any candidate that has inspired so much hatred in his followers.

How is this change we can believe in? How is this hope and unity?

You told us to leave the party… that you were in charge. So we did. We will speak with our vote in Nov.

That knife cuts both ways

DannyCali   June 10th, 2008 8:51 pm ET

You mean good shape with Tony Rezko.........?

Florida not for Barack Obama - Ever   June 10th, 2008 8:50 pm ET

your not in good shape because after the way the DNC, Pelosi & Reid treated HRC, with their comments "there will never be a dream ticket," I a democrat and many others will not vote for Obama. This comment also refers to Hispanics just in case you are not aware.

Denise P Quinton   June 10th, 2008 8:50 pm ET

Howard Dean, Nancy Pelosi, and Harry Reid are all in dreamland.
Let us all hope that when they finally get their senses back they will come to the realization that Hillary supporters no longer respect their opinions and we will never support OBAMA......Hillary won the vote of the people and you all took it away and think you have found a new change, some sort of change we should all be leery of.

Toot   June 10th, 2008 8:50 pm ET

Nancy has always wanted Obama in there so she can still be a woman with power. She was terrified to have Senator Clinton win the nominee so she did everything that she could to make sure that it didn't happen. Shame on you Pelosi it will come back to haunt you eventually.
No Obama!!

marianna   June 10th, 2008 8:50 pm ET

United my foot !

Mary Pat   June 10th, 2008 8:49 pm ET

The party might be united behind S. Obama -but many many former members are not and never will be

Marge Hibbing Mn   June 10th, 2008 8:47 pm ET

Bullcrappy most of this COUNTRY does not support obama and the more the democrats in DC try to stuff him down our throat the more we resist. JUST REMEMBER...to get elected he has to get the vote...his thuggy supporters can't take over the voting booths the way the did the caucus. I hope he goes down in the worst defeat a person has every had and that he is lost forever on the political scene.

DS   June 10th, 2008 8:46 pm ET

PELOSI CAN FINALLY SHOW HER TRUE COLORS,SHE WAS SO ONE SIDED ALL ALONG ,IF THE ELECTION DOESNT PAY OF FOR THE PARTY SHE WILL HAVE TO MOVE TO MARS,I AM A DEM AND WILL VOTE FOR SENATOR OBAMA ,BUT WHAT THIS PEOPLE DID TO SENATOR CLINTON AND THAT INCLUDES THE DNC WAS SHAMEFUL AND DISRESPECFUL////

Louise   June 10th, 2008 8:45 pm ET

Here we go with the love. Nancy Pelosi needs a better hair dresser.

mendemoi   June 10th, 2008 8:45 pm ET

Harry Reid's hatred for Hillary is so vitriolic he cannot even wait for the convention before he can declare Obama the "nominee". I thought Obama is still only the "PRESUMPTIVE NOMINEE" compared to what Reid said “With Obama now having the nomination, this DNC is going to hit the ground running, we’re in good shape,” said Reid. I will vote for McCain. The Democrats stole 5 delegates from Hillary to make Obama the presumptive nominee...the's virtually a Communist style political act.

WIlly   June 10th, 2008 8:42 pm ET

Hell you can't even get your own ilk to swallow the Obama pill. You are all in trouble as a party.

WIlly   June 10th, 2008 8:41 pm ET

Nancy the commie!

Loretta from California   June 10th, 2008 8:40 pm ET

Yes, we do need UNITY. But we also need strong Leadership. So let's see A SHOW OF STRENGTH, DEMOCRATS.

Obama is not what you think!!!!   June 10th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

The DNC are a bunch of idiots!!! If they wanted the White House back they should have put up Hillary!!! I would never vote for Obama who has as much experience as a High School freshmen.

Protest vote   June 10th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

Maybe in a few decades.

Till then I protest with my ONE vote

Voter   June 10th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

I hope the DNC and and house and senate leaders will use some of their generous supply of money to help retire Clinton's campaign debt. Parties have done this for years for losing candidates.

If candidates observe poor Clinton treatment here, they will all hesitate, and some will actually decline to run for office. It is important to the preservation of the system that unfortunately requires investment of huge dollars. Until the same people become willing to enact campaign finance reform, their willingness to absorb the debt of losing candidate is the key to giving Americans real choice at election time.

I don't even have to say how closely disaffected Clinton supporters will be watching this, in addition to the above argument. Dems need every single vote we can get this time around, and that means giving Clinton supporters a sense that fairness prevails.

Harvey, Tampa, FL   June 10th, 2008 8:35 pm ET

Hate to say it, but Nancy's looking a little rough in that photo. Stress? Low ratings? Unable to accomplish anything?

Trasa, Texas   June 10th, 2008 8:33 pm ET

Of course I'm donating some more money, we have to help initiate operation "CHANGE AMERICA" if were going to win in November.

Go Obama "08.

Supporters, please don't waste time bashing Hillary or her supporters, just be happy that he has the nomination. We need to spend more time opposing the opposite side. If Hillary supporters do come on over, your welcome, it not, that's fine. Those that go with McCain, that's fine too, even though I find it ironic that you guys don't spend more time defending him in the blogs since he's more in line with your view and beliefs...hmmmm

Protest vote   June 10th, 2008 8:33 pm ET

If you want peace practice justice.

Too late this cycle... Damage is done. Never again savage one of your own party's nominee. Let the other party be the swiftboaters.

We will protest with our vote.

Learn from it and never again devolve into this shameful mockery of justice. Be fair and respectful to both next time

Farrell, Houston, Tx   June 10th, 2008 8:30 pm ET

DEMOCRATS ARE UNITING AND REPUBLICANS ARE JOINING US. JOHN MCCAIN NEEDS OUR DEMOCRATS BECAUSE REPUBLICANS AREN'T BEHIND HIM.

Mirta   June 10th, 2008 8:30 pm ET

Howard Dean is an idiot. He will eat his words when Obama loses.

jodi   June 10th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

Pelosi has her head in the sand! She's contributed to the divided democratic party along with the other DNC leaders. They'd all better get ready for a BIG let-down in November. It's way past talking unity, guys....you can't endorse someone you don't respect and believe in – - much less are mistrusting of. Obama is an unknown comparitively and what I DO know, I don't like. It's John McCain in November for this 48 -years -of -voting -democrat!

Obama Has Substance   June 10th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

These are exciting and uplifting time in the political arena for the DNC. It is refreshing to see such organization coming from Mr. Obama's camp. This man who started out as an unknown and an underdog as propelled his way to the top with his intellegence, good judgement and hardwork. Thanks to the very efficent team of people he also have workign for him. There is obsolutely no doubt that this man is a Leader from DAY 1. He does nto need the Clintons to help to win in November. This man has just ran a Vigorous campaign against Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Cnn, Fox and other bias news media, and sometime John Mckay. He has beat them fair and square. He took the high road and have mostly praises and good words for his oponent and all times. I know we have not yet give this man all the praises he his due but it will come. The World stands amaze at these happening in the US. Whites, Blacks, Latinoes, Chinese, Indians, and all other races, red states, blue states whites states whatever, We are so very proud of you. YOu are showing the World another side of America, and is very good. Bless you all.

Breaker   June 10th, 2008 8:27 pm ET

Republicans are scared to death. They have no solutions and just causing waves.

The old american ways are dead – a new america is born.

Some of them are posting as former Hillary supporters.

Don't believe them for a minute.

right on brother   June 10th, 2008 8:26 pm ET

tax me please pelosi' REid we need you to take more money from me

Versailles   June 10th, 2008 8:26 pm ET

Dean,

Get a clue. The PEOPLE did not vote for Obama. The popular vote was captured by Hillary Clinton. Obama received the nomination because you and your power hungry, unethical partners decided to try to pull a fast one on the U,.S. Citizens.

But, Dean, it did not work. THE PEOPLE want Hillary. THE PEOPLE will not vote for Obama. You and your media friends can try all the gimmicks and displaced rhetoric you wish; however, it will not work. NO ONE wants Obama but you and your power hungry friends. Obama will NOT win the presidency.

To Bad – Obama – you lose.

PhD

Virginia is Obama country   June 10th, 2008 8:24 pm ET

I am sorry but Nancy Pelosi is sexy to me and I am 20 years old lol.

But I am glad Dems are uniting.

Obama 08

Peter E   June 10th, 2008 8:23 pm ET

Party unity... which translates to a call from Obama supporters to further their hatefest against Hillary by blaming her for every evil in the world throughout history from caveman to Captain Kirk.

It was MIchelle Obama who said no to party unity- not I   June 10th, 2008 8:22 pm ET

Well...Get Michelle Obama to kiss and make up with HRC and publically apologize to her- on all the major networks- for saying that SHE would not vote for Hillary.

Then we may rethink our party loyalty and rethink voting for Obama.

Set your OWN house in order before dictating how WE vote in my house. I gave the party 35 years of loyalty to watch it devolve into hatred and bigotry and reverse -racism.

Go F... yourselves. Pardon my french.

Brian   June 10th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

haha the feminists don't like the highest ranked woman ever???? Nope all the "Hillary supporters" saying they will vote for McCain are Republicans doing what they do best...... pretending they are someone else and lying to the American people!

GOP good work today protecting BIG OIL......... no debates allowed with Republicans in office.

Silence Dogood   June 10th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

Oh great – now the entire DNC will be under the thumb of Obama's lobbyist friends in the guise of Big Oil and Big Insurance.

Remember 1968 when the weak DNC offering handed the election to Richard Nixon!

Or if Obama makes it, we can all act shocked and surprised when Big Insurance requires some-um "changes" in this universal health care thing......

Fighting liberals need to retake the DNC!

JFK   June 10th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

Sorry to inform you Ms Pelosi, the party is NOT in good shape! You made a bad decision throwing Hillary under the bus the way you did!

dream on   June 10th, 2008 8:20 pm ET

Too bad you all did not do the right thing.

It was simple: advantage neither, handicap neither.
Don't interfere. Let the voters decide. Don't take side piblicly.

Be fair. Treat BOTH with respect and dignity.

Then we WOULD BE UNIFIED NOW.

But damage is done. Too late now.

DAN   June 10th, 2008 8:20 pm ET

Queen Pelosi wants unity but she has become part of the reason for the division. She should of endorse Obama right naway instead of being a hypocrite by pretending she was neutral at the same time she was using bias comments in the primaries. She was very patronizing in telling the super delegates to hurry it up and endorse Obama. She's a koolaid drinker and history is recording her manipulation.

BROOKLYN   June 10th, 2008 8:19 pm ET

Unity...
The DNC treated us like crap... Stole votes and made sure voices were not heard... I myself, dumped them and am now Independent...
Unity??? That is a HUGE joke...

right on brother   June 10th, 2008 8:18 pm ET

pelosi' Reid' and howard dean should get a real job
because they cant do theres in the house

wendy   June 10th, 2008 8:15 pm ET

Glad to see dems backing Obama in this magnitude. With this army its time to get on to the General.

Olivia   June 10th, 2008 8:14 pm ET

I KNEW Pelosi was up to her neck in this one!
The groundwork for all this must have happened a long time ago.
UNITY....of the democratic party......after all that just happened in the race and the shutting down of Hillary.

Ladies...Hillary's supporters. Looks like we're beaten, so lets go very quietly like sheep and follow the pied piper in Nov.

NWest   June 10th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

You guys are true conservatives Republicans fear and smear tactics in you mind and jelousy. You can never stand for your own party why should we believe you?

Aileen Hudgins   June 10th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

I am reagan democrat that will not be voting for barack obama or the democratic party. they do not represent us here is south florida. i am voting for john mccain. i will not vote for obama.;

Women In California for Obama   June 10th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

So much for unity.

Michelle Obama should set the example for us   June 10th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

Didn't Michelle Obama say on TV that she would not unify behind the party nominee unless it was Obama.

Go pressure her... and leave us alone.

We have been screwed enough by your antics. You turned democracy into a joke. You mistreated and abused and throttled your very best candidate in my ENTIRE Lifetime.

For THAT I should reward you with my vote?

Get Michelle Obama to kiss and make up with HRC and publically apologize to her- on all the major networks- for saying that SHE would not vote for Hillary.

Then we may rethink our party loyalty and rethink voting for Obama.

Set your OWN house in order before dictating how WE vote in my house. I gave the party 35 years of loyalty to watch it devolve into hatred and bigotry and reverse -racism.

Go F... yourselves. Pardon my french.

Jamal   June 10th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

Pelosi, you're so naive!! Almost as much as you believing people in the party actually like you and Howard Dean. Get real, the party is ripped apart right now because you forced superdelegates to elect the more polarizing candidate!

Beryl from S.F.   June 10th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

Dream on Nancy, Howard, and Harry! You are underestimating the outrage of millions of Democratic voters and are in for a big surprise next November.

D.Kimbro OHIO   June 10th, 2008 8:10 pm ET

One question? Why is this lady against impeachment of Mr. Bush? I am in agreement with so many that she has hurt more than she has helped this country. You are a disgrace MAAM!!!

Mike in K'ville MO   June 10th, 2008 8:10 pm ET

No, Nancy Pelosi is a liar and a fraud. The democratic party IS NOT united behind Barry Obama – - never has been, never will be. Congratulations to you Speaker Pelosi, Dean, and all the media Olber-bamas who hijacked the nomination for your own selfish reasons. No, the delegate count does not reflect the will of the people, it was a complex twist of loopholes in this flawed process we dems have. You may have been successful on putting wonder boy on the ticket, but there are literally millions of dems organizing to be sure Barry never makes the presidency. And mark my words folks, he will not make the presidency.

Proud American   June 10th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

Lets Go Dems!!!!!

Mc Cain Dem   June 10th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

I will never vote for radicals, at a time when we need to work together intolerant radicalism is not the way forward . Pelosi, Dean, Reid, Obama I will never again support the Democratic Party. What is more important abortion rights or okaying honor killings. Choose your side America, dont let these elitests try to fool people who every day choose to do the right things. You all make me ill.

B. Churchill   June 10th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

Citizens and Patriots! Now is the time to put our shoulders to the wheel, and push back against the forces of fear, hatred, ignorance, superstition and exploitation that have so damaged the nation we love, the nation our grandmothers and grandfathers sacrificed for and labored to build. Honor the workers and veterans, the farmers and educators, the innovators and entrepeneurs who made this nation the greatest engine of prosperity and social mobility the world has ever known. Vote to expand freedom, not empire. Vote to advance policies that can be sustained – in every facet of our lives – not for short-term advantage. Look around, folks – there isn't much time to pull ourselves back from the brink of disaster. Only the blind can't see that the old ways of doing things can't possibly get us out of the mess we're in...

Me – I'm voting Obama. I can't be certain he can deliver what some people have the audacity to hope he can, but I am certain that no one else on the national stage has even the slight chance...

Jim   June 10th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

Unity my rear end. Hillary supporter going McCain. If you wanted unity you shouldn't have thrown Hillary under the bus!

Kiss and make up now   June 10th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

Get Michelle Obama to kiss and make up with HRC and publically apologize to her- on all the major networks- for saying that SHE would not vote for Hillary.

Then we may rethink our party loyalty and rethink voting for Obama.

Set your OWN house in order before dictating how WE vote in my house. I gave the party 35 years of loyalty to watch it devolve into hatred and bigotry and reverse -racism.

Go F... yourselves. Pardon my french.

Peter E   June 10th, 2008 8:06 pm ET

I must warn Obama supporters up front: you hate-fest may have worked against Hillary, but it will majorly backfire if you continue it against McCain as well. And by the way, whatever happened to your candidate's 'positive' message of 'change?' Oh, but you never listen to him either. All you ever care about is making 'clever' attacks against his opponents while not even being aware of what his real stance on issues are.
And putting 'Mc' in front of insulting words is neither clever, nor an argument. It's childish and laughable.

Betrayal of freedom and justice for all   June 10th, 2008 8:06 pm ET

Do the Obama supporters have any problems with people who voted for Bush or McCain coming over to vote for Obama?

No???

Then why not let the HRC supporters decide whom they want to vote for?

Why the hypocrisy of you MUST vote for your Party.

I have done so for 35 years... but this year my party sunk into the gutter of propaganda, hype, fixing elections to install a socialist regime.

I can not now or EVER back Obama. Your hatred and gutting of HRC to achieve your end... took care of that. Abandoning the principles and ideals of our democratic party, took care of that. The bias and inequity and contempt of fellow democrats took care of that.

I do not want to belong to such a party, much less encourage the behavior with my vote.

Margaret Gonzalez   June 10th, 2008 8:05 pm ET

Pelosi and Reid are seeking unity among the Democrats, but it will be a huge and difficult task as it is obvious they did little to support Hillary Clinton. Reid OK! He is a member of the “Good Old Boy’s Club” in the Senate. But Pelosi is a huge disappointment to women. The women who supported Hillary Clinton feel very strongly that she was treated badly by the party leaders. As a former First Lady and a Democratic Party leader she deserved better. The party leadership used their positions to influence voters and support the candidate with the most money. Women will sit this election out! Yes we know what the issues are, but Pelosi will need to turn to the men in the Democratic Party for support.

Peter E   June 10th, 2008 8:03 pm ET

I can't wait to see the flod of hatefest from Obama supporters against Hillary, blaming her fro everything from the Babilonian captivity to their cat coughing up the hairball. All in the name of showing party-unity and demonstrating their candidate's 'positive' message.

YES WE CAN + YES WE WILL= DEMS IN WHITE HOUSE   June 10th, 2008 8:02 pm ET

I agree this will be a great sucess now that we can get into the general elections and join forces. The DNC will start to see the same sucesses Obama's personal campaign saw throughout the Primaries.

Way to go Democrats

Joe   June 10th, 2008 8:01 pm ET

Thank you miss speaker!

My soul hurts me   June 10th, 2008 8:00 pm ET

I get it now.

Let me kick you, abuse you, disrespect you, insult and denigrate you... and then lets unify.

And that was what you did to the voters.

You sacrificed Hillary for your own agenda.

Viva Obama/Clinton 08   June 10th, 2008 7:59 pm ET

A Vote for Barrack Obama is a vote for Hillary Clinton because they support the same cause.
A vote for John McCain is a vote for a George Bush third terms more wars, bad economy and more country will not want to deal with our country. If you were really a true Hillary supporter that want a better America for this generation and the future generation you must vote Democratic this November. Please do yourself a good favor and vote for the Democratic nominee this coming November.
No hard feeling because Hillary has none against Barrack. We must put the Republican out of the white house.
As you can see, we are in a big recession and that will get worse with a John McCain.
I want to tell John McCain that gas tax holiday is not a solution for our energy problem and is not going to be a solution. This gas tax holiday shows that John McCain do not understand the economy. Keating 5 john McCain took money from the Keating five for political favor.

DEFENSE   June 10th, 2008 7:58 pm ET

Close your eyes and picture this: Pictures of Chelsea Clinton on the campaign trail with the following words plastered across the screen with "pimped", "shut up", "why didn't your mom leave your dad"?

Pictures of Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail with the following words plastered across the screen with "witch", "bit*h", "get out", "racist", "why didn't you leave Bill"?

Pictures of Bill Clinton on the campaign trail with the following words plastered across the screen with "racist", "race baiter", "monica", "why did you play around on Hillary"?

The screen goes black and a voice says: "HOW CAN THE DEMOCRATS DEFEND OUR COUNTRY WHEN THEY WONT' EVEN DEFEND THEIR OWN???"

WOW DNC, WHAT HAVE YOU DONE???

My soul before party unity   June 10th, 2008 7:57 pm ET

Watch CNN block me.

They think that is cute... those biased tactics got Obama nominated.

Nope it backfired... it created a schism of anger at being silenced and disregarded by the media and the party.

So let me REPOST........
I am SO confused.

First you create the divide by interfering and by forcing Obama on us.

Then you takeHillary Clinton who has given he lifeblood to this party and you publicly rape and gut her.

You let the media trash and bash her... thinking that it would work to your man's advantage.

GUESS WHAT? The unfairness and hatred backfired.

We want justice and equality and freedom and fair elections MORE than we want a NOV win.

Take your left wing radical socialist and stick him up your you know what.

Women should never kiss and make up after they have been abused and raped by their UNdemocratic "family". YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT.

To vote for Obama now is to enable all this corruption and encourage it as a viable tactic in the future.

NO WAY.

aware   June 10th, 2008 7:57 pm ET

Forget the phony unity speech. It isn't going to happen. The Democrts blew it, and they will lose!

Women and blue collar workers, whatever their race, have the most to worry about by the election of the elitist, extreme left candidate Barack Obama and the most to gain by the election of John McCain as president of the United States!

The foolish exteme left Democrats are totally out of touch with mainstream America. It won't help to promise the moon that would just sink America. We don't want to see an Obama stock market crash! :(

tony   June 10th, 2008 7:55 pm ET

Any Hillary supporter who votes for Maccain over obama are not really cared about the issues, but were only every concerned about getting a women in the office.

They try and show the frustration by voting for a a candidate who is not inline with democrare principals.

aware   June 10th, 2008 7:55 pm ET

Forget the phony unity speech. It isn't going to happen. The Democrts blew it, and they will lose!

Women and blue collar workers, whatever their race, have the most to worry about by the election of the elitist, extreme left candidate Barack Obama and the most to gain by the election of John McCain as president of the United States!

The foolish exteme left Democrats are totally out of touch with mainstream America. It won't help to promise the moon that would just sink America. We don't wanto see an Obama stock market crash! :(

I stand for Justice not for party   June 10th, 2008 7:54 pm ET

I am SO confused.

First you create the divide by interfering and by forcing Obama on us.

Then you takeHillary Clinton who has given he lifeblood to this party and you publicly rape and gut her.

You let the media trash and bash her... thinking that it would work to your man's advantage.

GUESS WHAT? The unfairness and hatred backfired.

We want justice and equality and freedom and fair elections MORE than we want a NOV win.

Take your left wing radical socialist and stick him up your you know what.

Women should never kiss and make up after they have been abused and raped by their UNdemocratic "family". YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT.

To vote for Obama now is to enable all this corruption and encourage it as a viable tactic in the future.

NO WAY.

Kevin and Kelly   June 10th, 2008 7:53 pm ET

If Hillary is really supporting Barack then I think we are all waiting to see her "show-up" and "be present" at one of his campaigning events within the next couple of weeks. Otherwise, I think it would be safe to say that she is just paying lip service to the notion of "unity" (or misspeaking as she has shown time and again) and instead prompting her constituents to still be divided.

jms   June 10th, 2008 7:52 pm ET

At one time I thought Nancy Polosi was food for the Democrats but I have revised my opinion of her. The Democrats need to dump her.She is not good for anyone. Dump Polosi.
Eliminate Super Delegates. Reform the Cemocratic Party.

FAKE Hillary Lovers = GOP   June 10th, 2008 7:51 pm ET

Come on "ladies", tell us how you will never support Obama and that you are voting for McLAME. Let's hear you roar.

Marty Ohio   June 10th, 2008 7:50 pm ET

I guess the Democratic think tank just doesn't understand what they have done. They apparently don't have a clue how deep the divide is and how much worse they have made it. Obama doesn't have a chance, Rendell is out, Strickland is out, there goes two states that he can't win now. He will hire Crist and probably still lose Florida . Can you say blowout ?

Joni   June 10th, 2008 7:50 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi is out of touch and always will be. Our group Pumapac is growing by leaps and bounds to stop the democratic party Who has failed us. We are taking it back and when we get it back we are going to demand that Pelosi is the first to go. Count on it. Joni Gimbel

REPUB OF LA.   June 10th, 2008 7:49 pm ET

DEM'S ARE A WASTE-DRILL HERE, DRILL NOW!!!!!!!!

Debby   June 10th, 2008 7:49 pm ET

Unity?????People United Means Action

ao   June 10th, 2008 7:48 pm ET

excuse me, what kind of unity she has in mind? the one when Obama says his differences are tiny comparing to Clinton yet it means LEAVING 15,000,000 people without health care? That is HUGE FOR ME, A HUGE DIFFERENCE, DIFFERENCE OF LIFE AND DEATH FOR THESE PEOPLE. Shame on ANYONE who doesn't see a difference between 95% people covered, and 100% people covered. Are you the one to decide who lives or dies? For that matter I wish Obama would FOR ONCE LISTEN TO OTHERS, like Edwards, Hillary and other Progressives. If you want to change the system, make sure you do it RIGHT and ONCE, because one never knows when another chance comes, and as Medicaid example teaches, it may be well 40 years before significant changes happen. If he changes his stupid policy, I may vote for him, for now it's a waste – I have no consciousness to deny healthcare to 15,000,000 people, because if you start doing something, plan it out, and work on it so it is DONE – the right way

GEORGIA   June 10th, 2008 7:48 pm ET

"Cash", "cash", "cash", "cash". The DNC sold their souls for "10 pieces of silver"....Go figure....I thought you backed Obama because of his plans to protect and defend our country and solve all of this country's problems...not because he is "a cash cow". Sit down Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, YOU BLEW IT!!!!

The Cult of Obama   June 10th, 2008 7:47 pm ET

Obama has become a Cult.

The young are not inspired...they are brainwashed devotees.

They think he is a Messiah... not a man, he's a movement, God sent him... on and on.

Obama silences all and any criticism.

The DNC and the Media think this Hitlerization of our politics is a GOOD thing?

Not this lifelong DEM.

And many others that I know.

Lyle   June 10th, 2008 7:46 pm ET

Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi along with the rest of the failed leadership of the DNC will have a lot of crow to eat and a lot of explaining to do when Mr. Obama loses the general election. Mr. Obama is the most divisive and flawed nominee the DNC has ever foisted upon Democrats and he is doomed to failure. Doing what is right for our great country trumps party loyalty and this is why Mr. McCain will easily glide to victory. We must not ask what is best for us individually, but what is best for America.

Think!!   June 10th, 2008 7:45 pm ET

The main ones that swear they will vote for McSame will be the same ones in here next year blogging and complaining about high GAS, losing their HOMES and their JOBS....

THIS IS ABOUT THE PARTY AND NOTHING ELSE....

VOTE- Democratic or VOTE poverty--

STICK TOGETHER- OR WE WILL BE THE NEW 3RD WORLD

NOBAMA   June 10th, 2008 7:45 pm ET

WOW. POLITICANS ACTUALLY HAVE BRAINS AND CHOOSE TO DO THE RIGHT THING, NOT WHAT THE DNC WANTS. I APPLAUD POLITICANS WHO DON'T CHOOSE TO ENDORSE OBAMA.

PELOSI, DEAN, REID ALL MAKE ME ILL. THEY ARE HORRIBLE. THEY WANT HIM, THE LOSER OBAMA, THEY CAN HAVE HIM.

THIS WILL BE FUN TO WATCH THIS INEXPERIENCED MAN MAKE DECISIONS HE IS INCAPABLE OF MAKING.

The Cult of Obama   June 10th, 2008 7:44 pm ET

You never spoke out on the way Obama was knifing HRC in the back.

Early On the polls showed that the majority of supporters for HRC would gladly vote for Obama.

Then Obama used that as a weapon to divide the party. We went National and very arrogantly and presumptuously declared that HE could WIN back the HRC supporters… but not the other way around.

SEE? words DO matter. And How was that so? After all don't the issues and the values and ideals of the party matter to the Obama supporters? Besides, as I then blogged- Obama supporters have MORE to lose with a McCain win, then us older, more conservative HRC demographic. I was seldom posted and abusively attacked if I managed to sneak in a comment.

You all just gleefully cheered all the Hillary haters on, thinking you had found a miracle in Obama.

I e-mailed theDNC and warned them that Obama was a divisive uniter stirring up hatred in his devotees.

The CULT of Obama stops here.

Debby   June 10th, 2008 7:43 pm ET

Nancy P..YOU DONT SPEAk FOR ME...NEVER

Hal   June 10th, 2008 7:41 pm ET

The DNC is running in the wrong direction.

CJ   June 10th, 2008 7:41 pm ET

It's hard to promote party unity when Obama was appointed the nominee by party leaders... Mr. Obama has his work cut out for him!

clara   June 10th, 2008 7:41 pm ET

the sen. hillary was forced out by theoboma supporters and the supper delgates and delegates i have voted since i was 18 and this has been the worst election i have seen it didn't have nothing to do with a man running for the demecorate party it had to do with a women period they were out to get her on the get go because they knew sher would beat mCcain you republincs didn't have a woman running so it all boiled down to her not being a man and i won't be voting oboma because he robed her of being the democrate delegateto run against MCcain so now i'm voting for him never will i vote for oboma because of what he has done and rev. wright it all was a set up to get her out i'm not stuped and you all the media help to

UNITY LOL   June 10th, 2008 7:40 pm ET

Unity NO way i dont want anything to do with BO racist radicals buddies..GO PUMA

HRC 4 OBAMA   June 10th, 2008 7:39 pm ET

UNITE OR FALL.

WE OWE IT TO OUR CHILDREN'S CHILDREN TO TURN THIS COUNTRY AROUND.

VOTE OBAMA.

DEMOCRAT FOR MCCAIN   June 10th, 2008 7:39 pm ET

i have voted democrat all my life..

but after how dean manipulated our primaries

i will vote for mccain this year...

i can leave with him for four years

thanks dean for dividing our party...i WILL NOT vote for obama

Clueless   June 10th, 2008 7:38 pm ET

You and the DNC were and REMAIN clueless.

It is not THAT HRC lost- it is HOW she was beaten into a loss by the tools of discrimination, biased reporting and hate.

That is what caused us to go from Being willing to vote for Obama to now NEVER voting for Obama- or the party- maybe for decades.

It is called corruption, election fixing, disenfranchising, forcing a candidate on the majority of the party.

SUCK IT UP NOW. That behavior has its consequences. I will stand by my ideals of fair play.

clara   June 10th, 2008 7:38 pm ET

the sen. hillary was forced out by theoboma supporters and the supper delgates and delegates i have voted since i was 18 and this has been the worst election i have seen it didn't have nothing to do with a man running for the demecorate party it had to do with a women period they were out to get her on the get go because they knew sher would beat mCcain you republincs didn't have a woman running so it all boiled down to her not being a man

annie   June 10th, 2008 7:37 pm ET

Reid misspoke bho wasn't elected nominee, he was selected. pelosi, women and blue collar workers have the most to lose if your selected candidate wins. We women and blue collar workers ( and there are alot of others out there too) are a tough bunch. We can live thru bad economies and will before we see our country sold down the river by the likes of your selected candidate. Will never vote demo again – not local – not state – not federal! Did you politicians forget you work for American citizens and not the other way around.

maryann   June 10th, 2008 7:37 pm ET

Do not bet the house on unity for your party. You treated Senator Clinton terribly and if i were her supporters I would think long and hard about supporting the democratic party.I as a Canadian was disgusted with the way she was treated and living in a bordertown I hear from quite a few Americans living in Michigan how they feel about what the party did with the votes in Michigan. So good luck to you and the chosen one come November.

Kathy   June 10th, 2008 7:36 pm ET

Hey Pelosi, and Dean, here is a message for you to ponder, when you stand up in front of the cameras trying to explain how Obama lost.

These so called “superdelegates” of the party failed their constituents miserably. They chose “change” with no experience over “change” with experience. By doing so, they disenfranchised Clinton supporters and abandoned the strongest candidate to head the ticket. We have carried your water for many years; however we are not allowed to drink from the same well??? No MORE. These party elitist should have pledged their allegiants based on fact-not fiction. Hillary with her tremendous strength, knowledge and courage was tossed aside for an ill-qualified community organizer with two years of Senate experience. I firmly believe Obama to be the weakest candidate to head the ticket. Those same party leaders did not have the courage to realize this and they will pay a price for their stupidity.
I have been a loyal supporter of the party my entire adult life-No More. You have shown me time and time again that you are gutless and have no clear clue how to win elections. You lack the vision and the wisdom to do anything other than pat your own pockets and run from the truth-for shame. Your actions have forced many of us centralist democrats to seek alliance with the moderate conservative wing of the Republican Party.
I do not speak for all Hillary supporters, though I do hope I speak for many of them when I say to the party…. you have failed us-you have failed Hillary, and you will once again fail to win the White House, and because of your failure-the party WILL pay a high price. I watched and listen to Hillary ask her supporters to now throw their support to Obama, for the sake of the party. Hillary is a loyalist to the party-why, I’m not sure.
I respect Hillary tremendously, however the party and the process did her wrong and this cannot stand. YES THIS WILL BE A PROTEST VOTE, a vote against the DNC-you need to clean your act up and remember your core constituents, because “Yes We Can” make a difference. I am not afraid of McCain, he does not represent 4 more years of Bush-no one could possibly be that stupid. I believe him to be a man of honor who will do his best for this country and its people that he cares deeply for, and for that reason I will place my hope with him.
And to those Obama supporters, I am not “bitter” “old” “ugly” “uneducated” “living in a trailer” “sleeping with my uncle” or “picking my teeth with wood” . I am however, disenfranchised and VERY angry.
And one last thing, please don’t lecture me about McCain’s record-I know exactly where he stands on all the issues, and I will still cast my vote for him.

Tim   June 10th, 2008 7:36 pm ET

McSame is in serious trouble. We are united!!!

Dem 08/12!!

Ralph   June 10th, 2008 7:36 pm ET

It's all over but the wailing and nashing of teeth from the Repugs come Nov.

ED FL   June 10th, 2008 7:36 pm ET

I believe we need different and better representation of leaders than congress women Pelosi and senator Reid. The minority Gop,ers make you two look stupid and silly. it is a wonder that your constiuancy reelects each of you.We need leaders who know the rules instead of being made to look silly anytime the GOP decides they want to. You guys were weak as the minority and look worse as the majority.

Hypocrit   June 10th, 2008 7:35 pm ET

What made the DNC and the party leaders even THINK that the BASE of the party would be okay with having celebrities, the media, Oprah and Black pundits DICTATE who the party nominee MUST be?

What made you think the sabotage, swifboat tactics, cheating, nastiness, ugliness and hatred of HRC would sit well with so many of us?

What made you think we would be okay with stacking the deck of public opinion and votes towards Obama?

Why would we accept such blatant favoritism of one, discrimination against the other. Raising one up and kicking the other down?

Political correctness? Fear of the race card?

Next time: fair play, no hate, no inequality.

For now... you will have to watch us make our point by leaving the party and with our votes.

Chris Morton, Boynton Beach, FL   June 10th, 2008 7:35 pm ET

My wife and I are Florida Hillary Democrats. WE ARE THE HALF- PEOPLE AS DESIGNATED BY THE DNC.

For us to vote democrat (Obama) in November we want two things from the National Committee:

1. For the DNC's dishonesty and victimization of Hillary during the Primary, we need the DNC to reorganize – no more superdelegates, one-person-one-vote, popular vote majority wins.

2. Because of the disgraceful DNC treatment of their Florida voters we need someone in the DNC to admit fault and to fall on their sword. We would like to see the fool, Howard Dean, resign or be fired.

California Voter   June 10th, 2008 7:35 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi, you are a disgrace to our country.

Jon   June 10th, 2008 7:34 pm ET

News just in: Nancy Pelosi's face falls off after her botox expires!

Brian Knoxville, TN   June 10th, 2008 7:34 pm ET

Speaker Pelosi, failed leader of the undemocratic Democratic Party,

You want unity? You got it. We are unifying and growing by leaps and bounds to stop you and the others within the failed leadership of our party. We’re taking it back and, when we get it back, we’re going to demand that you are one of the first to go.

Count on it.

Sincerely,
One of the 18 million.
PUMA DEMOCRAT

Ostriches burying our heads in the sand   June 10th, 2008 7:33 pm ET

This i good Nancy! We need a united front to win in November!!

Lynn   June 10th, 2008 7:33 pm ET

Susan B. Anthony – No self respecting woman should wish or work for success of a party that ignores her. 1872. This is true today. That is why after being a Democrat my adult life who always voted for Democrats. I am now an Independent.

vic nashville,Tn   June 10th, 2008 7:32 pm ET

Please we don’t want to see your face Go away
Hillary 08 or Mc Cain 08

MT   June 10th, 2008 7:32 pm ET

I supported Hillary but I will be voting for Obama in Nov. it makes no sense to vote for McCain. Go OBAMA!!!!!

Charlotte   June 10th, 2008 7:32 pm ET

There she goes again. As far as I know he is a presumptive nominee until the convention. Have they changed the law and nobody told me? I wish I lived in her district, I would go door to door to work against her re-election. Pelosi has done nothing to impeach Bush or Cheney. If she worked as hard at her job as she did to push Hillary out so early, Bush wouldn't have a pension or a library to worry about. I will write Hillary Clinton on my ballot in November. I know I can do a write- in in California and I am surprised it is not an option in all states. WHY, is it not?

Kristen   June 10th, 2008 7:30 pm ET

Lets make history Democrats...This is going to be one exciting election year. I for one am ready to go. Obama 08!!!

Janey fir Hillary/McCain   June 10th, 2008 7:30 pm ET

I think you should be his VP and go down with him in November, Ms Pelosi. Thanks for not supporting women who, no doubt, supported you for your position. just another disloyal democrat and the reason why we are leaving the party in droves. You do not need us, as stated–you have the youth and the "elites".

Kyle, MI ... former Democrat, now Independent   June 10th, 2008 7:30 pm ET

I wonder where she is getting her information from...

TXBad1   June 10th, 2008 7:29 pm ET

Dean and Reid, are you smoking something, you Destroyed the Party the Primary and Super delegates were a Farce on the Voting Demarcates for Hillary! you slapped us in the Face and now think all is ok?? Reality is 16 million of 18 million will not Vote for Obama and will Donate to the Republicans now! do all a Favor and disappear may we suggest a street in Iraq!

too little too late   June 10th, 2008 7:29 pm ET

Sure... I'll buy that.

Party before honor.
Unity before justice.
Winning before conscience.

No way.

You all treated HRC with contempt and presented Obama as a Messiah.

NO TO OBAMA   June 10th, 2008 7:29 pm ET

The DNC is in BIG trouble for choosing the WRONG candidate.

I, ALONG WITH MILLIONS OF VOTERS, WILL RATHER SEE MCCAIN WIN THE ELECTION THAN A LIAR AND A HYPOCRITE. "CHANGE"??? YOU MEAN, "CHANGE' THIS COUNTRY'S SITUATION FROM BAD TO WORSE, RIGHT? OBAMA'S SUPPORTERS ARE IDIOTS, FOLLOWING HIM AND SWOONING OVER HIM, DYING TO TOUCH HIM AND SWOON AGAIN, NEVER TO QUESTION ALL THE CONTROVERSY THAT SURROUNDS HIM.

David   June 10th, 2008 7:23 pm ET

Nancy is a mean person. She does not speak for my family when she says the democrats have united. This democrat family is switching to republican and voting for John McCain. We think it is shameful what Nancy, Dean, Ted and other democrats have done in pushing Hillary out. The bias is sad. The democratic party which should have easily won in November is going to loose. Experience is what the country needs at this time; not somebody with less than one year in the Senate and rock star image that talks about change. Change happens every day and we don't need Barack to do it. McCain – real change.

Ben - Portland   June 10th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

All right! All we need to do now is actually focus on John McCain, and stop harping on George Bush. I'm afraid that sooner or later, the anti-Bush sentiment will start to wind down and McCain will do a fair enough job of distancing himself from the Bush White House, especially after he comes out with Say-It-Ain't-So! Joe Lieberman as his running mate. I know McCain is just running to set the ground work for the 2010 midterms and 2012 presidential, but democrats tend to have a habit of loosing elections that should be a slam dunk; don't let it happen this time, please.

We really need to get a clear idea of Obama's goals and action items and be able to put those against McCain's weak ideas, and contrast our desire to reach out to other countries against the very real threat of him taking us into Iran.

Tim   June 10th, 2008 7:21 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi is delusional and frankly looks delusional.

MLG   June 10th, 2008 7:20 pm ET

Your one of the ones who need throwed out. McCain 08

Josh   June 10th, 2008 7:20 pm ET

This STRONG DEMOCRAT will NOT be unified for the general election thanks to Obama stealing Hillary Clinton's nomination! I suggest that Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi step their game up because I know a lot of Hillary supporters who will be voting for McCain in November. The only thing to prevent this would be to reject Obama as the nominee and replace him with Hillary Clinton! PLEASE THINK OF WHAT'S BEST FOR OUR COUNTRY DEMOCRATS, NOT WHAT IS BEST FOR YOU!

HILLARY/MCCAIN '08/'12!

Hoang, UC Berkeley   June 10th, 2008 7:20 pm ET

Hahaha.
Oh no, now Obama supporters are shouting that I am racist because I have given my reasons for deciding to write Hillary in.
hahaha.

SORRY, THAT LABEL IS NOT GONNA STICK ON ME!!!! YOU SEE, THIS IS BERKELEY; MY CLOSE FRIENDS ARE ACTUALLY FROM ALL OF THE RACES AND ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. I gotta print these comments and show to my friends and see what they think. :D hahaha

Poor Hillary. She was purposedly labeled "racist" by SOME ACTUAL RACIST ONES.

Former Dem   June 10th, 2008 7:19 pm ET

Just donated another $250 to McCain.

Former Hillary supporter.

appeals   June 10th, 2008 7:19 pm ET

Your appeals for unity are in direct conflict with our conviction to fair elections, fair play, unbiased reporting, neutrality to the candidates, equality, freedom and justice.

You led the attack to ganp up on Hillary. The party gang-raped her and as a woman you cheered them on.

Promote away... we will still walk away from the fixed for Obama election.

Marj,Paso Robles, Cal   June 10th, 2008 7:19 pm ET

Hey Pelosi, why don't you and your friends do SOMETHING about the rising fuel costs? The House and Senate is a joke. Unity? I'm glad that is such a major concern for you dolts. How about going back to work and doing something for the people who pay your salary. I know it's a lot to ask-but give it a try. What a joke.

nO UNITY   June 10th, 2008 7:16 pm ET

PROMOTE AWAY...

You are one of the ones who eroded away our right to vote, our sense of equality and fair elections and who created the schsim by allowing bias and unfairness into the process.

Hillary had the RIGHT to take it to the Convention. WHY Did you all jump on her?

Did you heckle all the male candidates in the past, who were much further behind... like you pressured and criticized and accused and insulted Hill... until she let you give the nomination to Obama?

andersen   June 10th, 2008 7:16 pm ET

Lies and propaganda. BO is the presumptive nominee, not the nominee.
Women and blue collar workers have the most to lose if Barry is elected.
Do your homework people and don't just swallow the hype from the media and the pundits.
We are fighting for our Democracy and our rights as American Citizens.
We are not going to be herded by Pelosi, Reid, the DNC and Obama.
Dream on!

kim portland, oregon   June 10th, 2008 7:15 pm ET

so glad to hear obama's people are in charge. they are smart, FORWARD-thinking, react immediately to the repug's LYING machine, intelligent, PROACTIVE instead of reactive, intelligent on diplomacy, PRO-AMERICA, and TOUGH!!!

mccain is soon to be a mere blip in presidential history!

there is NO CHANCE a repug will get in the white house once the floodgates are opened on the crimes of the repug neocons! karma is going to be VERY VERY BUSY in these coming months!

dont make any long-term plans bush/cheney/rummy/condi/bolton/wolfowitz/bremer/rove and all the rest of you unamerican criminals. i hope you are a "Fall", cuz you're gonna be wearing a lot of ORANGE soon! how do you feel about jumpsuits?!?!!?!?

Wise Owl   June 10th, 2008 7:15 pm ET

The DNC needs to hit the ground running, and run as fast as they can and take Obama, Pelosi, Donna, Reid with them!!! Run DNC RUN

No Obama no way no how

KY PUMA

California Voter   June 10th, 2008 7:15 pm ET

You may win the "party faithful" by this kind of talk, but there are plenty of voters out here that are independents, even if they are registered for one party or another. No Clinton on the ticket, no democratic vote from me.

Frank, San Francisco   June 10th, 2008 7:14 pm ET

Hillary Haters, Pelosi and Dean got exactly want they wanted Obama as the Democratic Candidate. They are 2 of the weakest leaders in the Democratic Party, Nancy Pelosi is a failure as Speaker of the House and Dean who let the media get away with completely sexist and biased
coverage without doing anything. What they didn't count on was a completely divided Democratic Party.
Liberal Clinton supporter who will not vote for Obama unless Clinton is the VP...

Cheryl L. Swaim   June 10th, 2008 7:13 pm ET

You won't get any cash from me. I'm not a Democrat any more. Thank you, Obama, you great unifier who has ripped the core values of the party into shreds. You can't treat people like you do and then expect allegiance and cash from them.

nO UNITY   June 10th, 2008 7:12 pm ET

Pelosi you deserted the principles of the party:
Truth, justice, honor, equality, freedom, justice and the right to vote.

IT IS TOO LATE FOR UNITY

Not trashing one candidate to give the advantage and nomination to the other weaker and less qualified candidate WAS THE ONLY PATH TO UNITY.

The hate and bitterness and unfairness and injustice you did ontu Hillary Clinton... will haunt the democratic party for decades to come.

US OLD ACTIVISTS ARE TRUE TO OUR BELIEFS AND CONVICTIONS.

Gene   June 10th, 2008 7:11 pm ET

I'm sure that there are going to be people screaming right now that Hillary had the election stolen (which she didn't), that Barack only won because of the superdelegates (true, but Hillary could only win that way too, and Obama had the majority of the pledged delegates... aka the people's votes). Keep your retarded comments to yourselves.

What I will say for you Hillary supporters is that you don't want her for VP. If anything, she would make a great Sec. of State. That way if she wants.. she can run against Obama in 2012 and have the highest position in the cabinet... it's a win/win proposition. So no Hillary for VP.. make her the Sec. of State... I'm sure she'll be much better than Rice.

Fraser from Maryland   June 10th, 2008 7:10 pm ET

Glad to see unity within the Democratic party. McCain is going to be toast in November. There's no way that the country would survive 12 straight years of Republican rule. There's just no way...

PCS / North Carolina   June 10th, 2008 7:09 pm ET

Hard working blue color voters should vote Obama (DNC), not the war mongers (GOP)

GOP
Tax cut for the 1% welthiest Americans
War mongers !! = military industrial comlex = Haliburtons = KBR = Cheney
Bomb Iran, Bomb North Korea
Recipe for recession
Rebuild Iraq / Afganistan, but neglect our own ( Katrina)

andy   June 10th, 2008 7:08 pm ET

What ever Im a PUMA and well see nancy !!!

Country first party second   June 10th, 2008 7:08 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi shut up, no one wants to hear your ugly ole mouth spitten out words. Go talk to Harry Reid. We are not united, you idiots need to WAKE UP, up there in that big ole white building.

WE ARE NOT UNITED..............

Miguel Gomez   June 10th, 2008 7:07 pm ET

Well Mr Dean and Mrs Pelosy wont have a penny from this democrat (yours truly). Their total bias helped seal the fate of dear Hillary. I'd rather send my money to the GOP, even if they use it to fund their swing parties on Friday nights.

PUMA_PartyUnityMyA.S.S.   June 10th, 2008 7:07 pm ET

Pelosi, read my nickname!!! That's my answer for the Liberal empty suit u and the DNC have imposed to us

Let’s all unite?
Let’s all come around our nominee??
Obama???
NO THANKS!!!!!

Here’s a little something for u Pelosi:

McCainocrat
dems4mccain
HILLARY4MCCAIN

This Democratic Party doesn’t speak for me!!!

McCainocrat

Ratgurl   June 10th, 2008 7:07 pm ET

Can't wait for Obama take the oath!!! C'mon, January....

mcCain 08   June 10th, 2008 7:07 pm ET

We will be in office for 8 years.

No Obama

No Clinton

Democrat AGAINST Obama   June 10th, 2008 7:07 pm ET

Cant wait to see him lose in November!!!!!

Gwen NC   June 10th, 2008 7:06 pm ET

Very disappointed w/Pelosi's ability, is there another woman who could do a better job?

The Lady   June 10th, 2008 7:06 pm ET

Let's go Democrats.

mcCain 08   June 10th, 2008 7:06 pm ET

McCain has this won and we don't need a bunch of screaming women. Hillary supporters can go way now and vote for Ron Paul or something. We don't need you and we don"t answer to you.

McCain 08,12

jett johnson   June 10th, 2008 7:06 pm ET

Pelosi is a lame duck...I had such high hopes for her too, but she's proven what type of woman and american she is during the democratic primaries.

Anna- feminist Ohio   June 10th, 2008 7:05 pm ET

Nancy makes me sick!

she has done the worst job in history as Speaker

I use to cheer for her bc she was a woman but now i see how poorly she is handling her job.

This feminist will be voting McCain in Nov.

I am sick of the democrats taking womens votes granted!!!!!!!!!

Brian Knoxville, TN   June 10th, 2008 7:04 pm ET

The undemocratic Democratic Party promotes unity with the strongest members of its own base that it has totally failed with its selected nominee, eh? What a joke.

Obama was too unknown, inexperienced and unquaiified to run for the office of President of the United States, and all the failed leaders of the undemocratic Democratic Party who enabled his candidacy will soon be forced to resign for political malpractice and a betrayal of our trust.

Wait for the multiple October surprises… Obama will have a worse month in October than he did in March/April. There are already reports that a male member of Trinity United Church in Chicago named Larry Sinclair has signed an affidavit that says that in 1999 he did drugs and had sex with Barack Obama and that, as part of an effort to keep him quiet last year, David Axelrod threatened him.

That’s what you get for selecting an unknown candidate as the party’s nominee…

PUMA DEMOCRAT

Mimi De La Cruz for OBAMA   June 10th, 2008 7:02 pm ET

MY, MY, PELOSI SOUNDS LATINA TO ME.

JUST LOVE IT ALL DAY LONG.

BIFF, BIFFINGTON...   June 10th, 2008 7:02 pm ET

“Women and blue collar workers, whatever their race, have the most to gain by the election of Barack Obama as president of the United States and the most to lose by the election of John McCain,” Pelosi told CNN's Kathleen Koch.

This is VERY true... Mrs Pelosi. but you are forgetting.... PEOPLE ARE STUPID!

and will self-righteously VOTE AGAINS THEIR OWN BEST INTERESTS TIME-AND-AGAIN.

anyway... i wish the Democratic party luck.

Patrick Peavy Plano,TX   June 10th, 2008 7:02 pm ET

I have always hated Nancy Pelosi. I can't quite figure out why. I wish she would just take a line from L.L. and go back to Cali.

Billy J Austin, TX   June 10th, 2008 7:02 pm ET

Believe it when I see it. My wife and I already gave our extra cash (400 dollars) to Edwards and Clinton. I can't see coughing up more for a candidate that I have so little confidence in. Although I love his speeches and will certainly vote for him, I feel like this is going to be a disappointing coming 4 years no matter who gets in.

R. Grayson   June 10th, 2008 7:01 pm ET

Please folks - it's time to lay the bitterness and hard feelings aside. This election is about the future course of our nation. It really matters that we carefully consider and vote for someone who has our interests at heart.

We have to end the war. We have to develop a new relationship with other nations. We should bring our soldiers home, not just from Iraq. We need to develop non-petroleum fuel sources. We have the science, we have the engineers, but what we need is leadership. These things are important.

Set aside the recent rivalries. We need to look forward.

Peggy - Tx   June 10th, 2008 7:01 pm ET

Nancy Pelosi is sure demonstrating that she has strong leadersip capabilities.

Susie   June 10th, 2008 7:01 pm ET

That is the way it should be. united you stand the stronger the America will be in the world.
Canada for Obama

58 old white ladies for OBAMA   June 10th, 2008 7:01 pm ET

WHAT A GORGEOUS LADY INSIDE & OUT.

AND YES WE WILL SUPPORT OUR PARTY.

WE NEED A SERIOUS TURNAROUND.

WE ARE GIVING THE JOB TO THE RIGHT PERSON,

WITH THE RIGHT PEOPLE SUPPORTING HIM.

L.V. from Minnesota   June 10th, 2008 7:00 pm ET

Obama is the King of the DNC!!!!

As an Obamabot... I cant even believe that!!!

You see he allredy made the DNC stop accepting that funny money.... that PAC and fed Lobbyist crap.

Wait until he gets in that White House!!!! I want him to immediately go to congress and whip em with that stick that he got the other day.... just start whippin em... until they get on board for change... whether Dem or Republican... whuppp em all Obama!!

Obama/Huckabee 08 <<<<<<<<<<<lets really unite this country!!
......................^
......................^
......................^
......................^ anybody but McBillary!!

Richard   June 10th, 2008 7:00 pm ET

Hillary cry babies, you are the reason why women have to struggle so hard to advance. You lose, then blame it on sexism, or unfairness, or whatever other nonsense.

You shame all the women that came before you to fight for your rights today.

Now go make me a sandwich.

Chris In California   June 10th, 2008 6:58 pm ET

I am ashamed to see two women, Nancy Pelosi and Barbara Boxer, trying to manipulate other women in this country to vote for Barack Obama and to try to give Obama the power to disenfranchise women in this country even more than we have already been disenfranchised. I think it is disgraceful!

I do not think much of Nancy Pelosi anyway, but my family once campaigned for Barbara Boxer here in California. So, to hear her rhetoric today was nauseating.

With all of the sexism that was so pervasive in this Democratic nomination race, these two new "New Millenium" women have nothing to say about the fact that the BEST candidate in this election from the beginning was a the Woman, Hillary Clinton, and that the man who is the presumptive Democratic nominee now wants to count her out??? And, they are okay with this???

I am disgusted with the Democratic Party, MY Party!

I think these are just two women who do not think much of other women doing Obama's dirty work. That is what I think. And, I think Obama may be crossing a line that he will not be able to cross back over. I think all of this will bring about the loss of the White House AGAIN for the Democratic Party!

Nom Deplume   June 10th, 2008 6:58 pm ET

Hard to do when no one wants to be on the same stage as the farthest left nominee in our lifetimes.

Of course, Barack can make himself look more conservative–he can make Bernie Sanders his running mate.

Nanc, MN   June 10th, 2008 6:58 pm ET

Oops, sorry DNC. Spent my extra money, such as it is, in supporting Hilliary. Sorry, nothing left for Obama, and I still feel my donations went to the right person.

1st Mrs. McCain is the HERO   June 10th, 2008 6:58 pm ET

....... Unite for the real change for America..

martin   June 10th, 2008 6:57 pm ET

the only thing left is shutting up the hillary's.

Mike   June 10th, 2008 6:57 pm ET

Nancy is so happy now that she gets to remain the "top female honcho."

Where is Hillary?

After Senator Clintons speech on Saturday, I felt like someone had punched me in the stomach!

Hillary, I still wear your "Support Hillary" pins; Obama makes me want to puke!

Racist Statements from Obama's Books   June 10th, 2008 6:56 pm ET

Unified?.....................Who are they kidding?

I haven't seen so much division in my lifetime.

Yeah.......stand there and paint a pretty picture.

Come November............we'll paint over that palette.

Daniel from FL   June 10th, 2008 6:55 pm ET

Democrats unite!!

Obama, America needs you!

s   June 10th, 2008 6:55 pm ET

after all the crappy political ticker that are divisive for the dem party. you guys then post 'party unity'... you're slowly becoming a joke CNN.

dem '08

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