June 23, 2008
Posted: 01:49 PM ET

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WASHINGTON (CNN) — Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and his defeated rival Sen. Hillary Clinton Monday announced the location for their first joint appearance — the town of Unity, New Hampshire.

As if the town's name didn't make the message clear enough, the Obama campaign pointed out in announcing the event that the two candidates got the same number of votes when New Hampshire held its primary in January, 107 each.

The Obama campaign calls the event a "Unite for Change Rally."

Filed under: Barack Obama • Hillary Clinton


Ed, Santa Fe NM   June 23rd, 2008 2:52 pm ET

Hillary will be heading back to the Senate soon… she can start collecting her lobbyist money again and building up her depeletd bank accounts…..

OBAMA '08

true to Hill   June 23rd, 2008 2:51 pm ET

Right….

Love you, Hillary.

We will remember what they did to you in the booth in Nov.

It's a done deal   June 23rd, 2008 2:51 pm ET

"appear" is the operative word

Bobby, Triangle, VA   June 23rd, 2008 2:51 pm ET

Alice from Florida,
What is voting for John McCain going to accomplish for you and your love ones? I bet you can not even answer this question. If you guys are not rich then you are a fool like the rest of the non rich people voting for John McCain. You and voters like you are going to see first hand what John McCain is all about if he becomes President. I just hope you don't have any family members in the military because with him in Office you will not see them in a long time or not at all! But then again, you and voters like you will get what you deserve for being idiots!

Whatever   June 23rd, 2008 2:51 pm ET

Kurt -

The 'plain and simple' fact of this is she lost. Not cheated from her, stolen from her, nothin'. She lost. Somebody had to, and it was her.

Now it is time to start talking about the nominee that the party chose and how we can help him defeat the nominee of the other party, who by the way is not being dragged down by Huckabee claiming that he should have been the nominee.

Robert   June 23rd, 2008 2:51 pm ET

I am 53 years old and voted in every election since I turned old enough. For the first time in my life, I will be voting republican in November. Obama is not qualified for president and offers no solid plan, it is all sweet talk.

No, I will be voting McCain. At least the devil I know is better than the one hiding behind pretty words.

ONLY for Hill   June 23rd, 2008 2:51 pm ET

I can never vote for Obama or the democrats now after the way they trashed, bashed, disrespected Senator Clinton.

The DNC swifboated their own best candidate.

We will not march to their corrupt tune.

ShirleyY - Seattle   June 23rd, 2008 2:50 pm ET

Denise Quinton you sound racist shut up. You dont trust Obama, its Hillary shouldn't be trust, she is only campaigning to keep her senate job.

Be Honest Denise you are racist and dont want a black man for President.

Kat   June 23rd, 2008 2:50 pm ET

@ Doris

Why do you think speaking at the graduation was damage control? Clinton made a promise to the young lady four years ago to speak at this graduation. The young lady introduced Clinton as her "aunt", so this was obviously a personal obligation not a political one. Should she have broken her promise?

no to Obama   June 23rd, 2008 2:49 pm ET

Obama supporters…. Hillary NEVER belittled Obama.

Obama belittled her… Annie Oakley comments, brushing her off his shoulders, labeling her a racist and painting her as a washington insider.

IT IS YOUR HATRED THAT DEFEATED HER.

Obama stole this election.

Keep on hating as we keep on defecting.

Cathy in MD   June 23rd, 2008 2:49 pm ET

I’m not interested in the phoniness of some obligatory “joint appearance.” I’m not that easily impressed. Clinton put so much energy and conviction behind her relentless attacks on Obama during the primaries that I’m afraid she’s lost all credibility as a unifying force going into the general election. Which is the real Hillary? Who should we believe? Was she just kidding about all that negative stuff? I don't think so. Now that she’s dutifully sung Obama’s praises in round two of her required concession speech, I think she needs to recede into the background, quietly raise money for the Dems, stop riding Obama’s wave of success as if she’s got anything to do with it, and leave unifying the party to those who haven’t been so hell-bent on dividing it.

Rob Johnson   June 23rd, 2008 2:49 pm ET

The meeting was originally scheduled to take place in Bitterness, Pennsylvania, but wiser heads prevailed.

Some of these "Hillary supporters" are interesting to say the least. It does make you wonder if some of them are Republicans in disguise.

Show your support for Hillary by voting for McCain? Never mind that Hillary has openly said "Anybody who supports me should work just as hard to elect Obama,"

My personal favorite is the one who said that if you "read between the lines" you can tell that, despite everything Hillary has said to the contrary, she really wants McCain to win. Were you born with ESP, or did you have to work to cultivate it?

True Champion   June 23rd, 2008 2:48 pm ET

The best candidate- HRC- got my vote.

It is still hers… never for Obama.

Teach the stinking DNC and all the haters a lesson on democracy and equality.

Obama 08   June 23rd, 2008 2:46 pm ET

When people say they are frightned by Obama is that code for something else? You all should have been frightened by Bush in 2004, oh thats right he used fear to get some of you to vote for him again. I did not fall for fear then and I won't fall for the fear this time not when you are afraid of somebodys skin color, then again I could be wrong.

Bill   June 23rd, 2008 2:46 pm ET

You HillBill-ers are dellusional. She was done in March. She stayed in the race to damage Obama. She ran up a 22.5m campaign debt with no chance of winning, that she now expects Obama to help her pay down. Her campaign started the vast majority of the rumors Obama is now standing down. She played the race card repeatedly. She provided McCain with all the attack-talking-points which he now employs daily. At any point in time the superdels could have given her the nomination and didn't, why? You folks are racist, just admit it. Call it what it is and stop trying to mask what your true feelings are. The idea of a black man being POTUSA keeps you awake at night. Too bad. He will be POTUSA, just as Tiger Woods is the best golfer. Just as Oprah has the #1 daytime talk show, and on and on. Get over it, and pray for enlightenment, you poor, racist bastards.

Susan   June 23rd, 2008 2:46 pm ET

It's TIME!!

For Obama to pick Hillary for veep!!

They would be a strong team!!

Obama/Hillary 08!!

JFK   June 23rd, 2008 2:46 pm ET

The irony is just too big to ignore. Great place to meet.

Obama Voter   June 23rd, 2008 2:46 pm ET

Obama will easily win New Hampshire. She needs to help him in Florida and Ohio.

Frank   June 23rd, 2008 2:46 pm ET

This will all fall nicely into Obama's next sermon (for getting Hillary voters to drink the kool-aid)….Unity….how sly and sleazy are you Obama?

Michelle   June 23rd, 2008 2:46 pm ET

"If Senator Obama loses the election her political career is over."

Response: WRONG! If Obama loses, then HIS career is over!

Michael   June 23rd, 2008 2:45 pm ET

Some of you are out in left field with your views on this issue. I question the Clinton supporters who back McCain, it is clear issues mean nothing, it is all about anger, spite and the fact you wish to disrespect Senator Clinton. I question those who still claim the nomination was stolen, I question just how much research into the rules of both parties was done, I question if anyone did a compare and contrast between the primary model and the general election model and the fact they are very similar in many respects. I question how many have actually set down and researched the congressional records for Michigan and Florida to actually get the details of what happened.

It is clear by the comments that some of you have no clue how elections work, be it the primaries or the general election. It is clear from some of the comments that some of you do not care about the issues facing this country, do not care about a women’s right to choose, do not care about ending this war in Iraq. It is clear that this is nothing more than anger, spite and in some cases hatred toward either the party or Obama or Clinton. It is clear that some of you care nothing for Senator Clinton and the issues she is fighting for, it is clear some of you do not trust or respect her word when she backs Obama. You call it party appeasement and that may be true but I trust Senator Clinton enough to know that she would not support Obama if there was a doubt that he would put this country in jeopardy. But hey I’m only an Obama supporter that happens to love and respect Senator Clinton and takes her at her word that Obama is the better choice verse McCain.

Freida, NYC   June 23rd, 2008 2:45 pm ET

And one more thing Obamanots; we (Hil supporters) will not heal by Nov, we will NEVER forget what ur candidate camp, and the media did to ours! Yes, that is right…call me bitter, i don't care!

Hillary 2008-2016

Terry, NJ   June 23rd, 2008 2:45 pm ET

Dumb enough to be a Democrat and not support Obama?? I criticize Republicans who ONLY vote for Republican and I feel the same way about Democrats who feel every Democrat should vote for whoever their nominee is. In the end it's about the person who is fit to be or not be President to me. Not what party they belong to. Lemmings have this kind of blind follow the leader and everyone else who is following the leader instinct.. Right off the cliffs in the Arctic. I'm so happy I'm a free thinking voter and not one who votes for a Democrat or a Republican simply because they are one or the other. I guess that's why I'll go back to being an Independent and no longer a Lemmocrat.

THE TRUTH WILL SET you FREE!!!   June 23rd, 2008 2:44 pm ET

SAHY FAD……………… really wish these Republicans posting as hillary supporters would stop writing on these blogs, its ridiculous. Please go spread your ignorant ideas on Fox News instead.
Obviously, we Hillary supporters have gotten past the angry stage and now realize its now it's time to put the country back in the right direction.
McCain is another 3rd term of Bush-this cannot be said enough.
And writing in Hillary is basically voting for McCain.
It makes no sense at all………..DITTO !!!!!!!

captain   June 23rd, 2008 2:44 pm ET

Arrogant. Self-centered. Frightening. Egotistical. Fool. Nut job. Kool-aid man. Fraud. Snake.

All comments from HRC supporters about Obama.

That's funny, I thought it was Obama supporters that were "vile and hateful."

Phil, FL   June 23rd, 2008 2:43 pm ET

Are threats and holding people hostage the Hillary way?

You people prove your disrespect every time you try to do it to the Dem Party.

If that's what you all are for – if that's what makes her proud – good riddance !!!!!!

Grow UP !!!!

JC FROM NJ   June 23rd, 2008 2:43 pm ET

Well deserved break for Mrs. Clinton. Now it is time to get to work and elect a democrat for president. Or as she should be doing polishing up of what was tarnished so that she can become the VP and win over everyone's vote. Go Mrs. Clinton! You will be great!
And to the Give me Hillary or else I will sabotage Obama people: When McCain is president (with your help of course) do you all think that any of Hillary's policies will get the Republican stamp of approval?
Don't think like a Bush!

Honestlady   June 23rd, 2008 2:43 pm ET

@RJ from FLorida…exactly what is so frightening about Obama? Do you care to explain? Being that you are 66….i can think of one thing. It's your generation that continues to fuel these ridiculous and unfair fears about 'different' people. I hope all of the young people come out in droves to let all of these older folks with their 'old' way of thinking know that this is a new day and age where we aren't 'frightened' by someone just because they are different.

Independent LAWYER for Obama   June 23rd, 2008 2:43 pm ET

Wah waah waah, Hillary Clinton wah waah. Waaaah, wah sexism wah waah. Whine moan sigh, John McCain waah wah experience waah wah.

Ok, so I think I covered all the bases for you. Now can you repug trolls stop posting your whining crying BS on every article?

Enlightened Voter -   June 23rd, 2008 2:42 pm ET

Isn't that what she's swore she'd do? Campaign her heart out for him if he were elected, so what is so great about it. Give it abreak people, you guys (hillary supporters) are cultists and she could care less about you. It was all for her and bill and power, period.

Tired of the Lesbian cry   June 23rd, 2008 2:42 pm ET

VOTE MCCAIN, WRITE IN HILLARY AND HILLARY WILL LOSE 2012.
Even a 2 year old can figure this one out.

Phil, FL   June 23rd, 2008 2:42 pm ET

Threats and holding people hostage is the Hillary way?

You people prove your disrespect every time you try to do it to the Dem Party.

If that's what you all are for – if that's what makes her proud – good riddance !!!!!!

Grow UP !!!!

TCK   June 23rd, 2008 2:41 pm ET

I am a democrat voting for McCain. Obama is playing the race card again. Time to play it against him.

Michelle   June 23rd, 2008 2:41 pm ET

Stop the corny marketing, Obama.

As if the phony movie prop Presidential seal wasn't stupid enough!

(If my pre-school niece wears Wonder Woman underoos,
does that mean she's really Wonder Woman? )

Grow up, Barry Sweetie! And start debating in town halls.

baljeet   June 23rd, 2008 2:41 pm ET

Obama is like a used car salesman he can sell it but doesn't know how to fix it. Hillary you are the one . Welcome back and watch your back because you have no friends left in the DNC.
We love you hillary

1926   June 23rd, 2008 2:40 pm ET

Hillary or McCain to the wonderful win and Obama can slink away with his tail between his legs. Ha ha

Ellie in Aurora, CO   June 23rd, 2008 2:40 pm ET

NH Mom & Denise P. Quinton – I do not believe you ever were supporters of Hillary's policies. You would not post those comments if you were. Hope your children don't find out that you either chose to throw your vote away (by writing in Clinton) or chose to vote for someone who will further destroy their future opportunities. Instead of posting comments on the internet, go read a book and get informed!!

Thank you, Esme!

Jeff in Maryland   June 23rd, 2008 2:40 pm ET

Clinton's and Obama's stances on the issues are nearly identical. McCain's stances are very different from theirs. If you were voting for Hillary for the right reasons during the primary, there's no reason you shouldn't vote for Barack in November. If you were just voting for her based on her sex, then maybe you need to reexamine your voting habits.

Vote on the issues, people.

JIM...TX   June 23rd, 2008 2:39 pm ET

The Hillary people saying they'll vote for McSame rather than Obama are doing it for one reason….they would NEVER vote for a black person ever. Thats a sad state of affairs. Obama's experience, wife, pastor, trip to Africa are excuses to cover up their prejudices…they just don't have the guts to admit it.

HOPE- U - CHANGE   June 23rd, 2008 2:39 pm ET

RJ from Florida ……………..No unity from this 66 year old white woman. I will be writing in Hillary Clinton's name on my ballot for President. I will always support her to the very end and hopefully in 2012. Cannot vote for NoBama!! He is a frightening disaster for our country, our children and our grandchildren………… What is really frightening is a 66
year old WOMAN with GRANDCHILDREN and is a DIASTER to Know that you are a part of their little tender lives ………CHILREN ARE OUR FUTURE!!!!!

Honestlady   June 23rd, 2008 2:39 pm ET

@Freida…Hillary did not win! Please explain to me how she won? Obama won fair and square. He followed all of the rules, he received the most delegates and the most votes. Yes, the votes were close…no one is denying that…but OBAMA won!! You must play by the rules that were set forward in the beginning and that you agreed to. Anyone who tries to change things at the half way point because the rules that they agreed to are no longer favoring them is the one who is cheating!!!! Obama and his supporters are the ones who should be outraged…even though he won!!!

Nick in Las Vegas   June 23rd, 2008 2:38 pm ET

I support HRC 100%. I support McCain about 60% I support Obama 0%. So… as of right now I am an undecided voter but HIllary Clinton running as someone's VP would help me make my mind up.

bernj   June 23rd, 2008 2:38 pm ET

For the most part, the people still complaining are not true Hillary supporters. The are repugs playing little games. I have it on very good authority that the repugs are actually paying people to post negative comments about Obama. I guess when you can only offer more of the same mindless stuff we have endured for the past 8 years that is the best you can do. The ones posting who are not paid are essentially racists who are too stupid to put aside their prejudices. It will not matter. Obama will win anyway.

Name Changes   June 23rd, 2008 2:38 pm ET

I wonder if it is the same couple of people just changing their name and posting many "PUMA" comments. Because really, if you look at their numbers, unless everyone of them are CNN junkies how do they get on every post? Hmmm, "Oh, this is about McCain… oh well… Hillary 2008!". "Oil topic…hmmm… oh well… Hillary was robbed, Hillary 2008, 12, 36″. I have an idea for all of yous, how about have a nice can of shut-up. Nobody who actually cares bout this country will side with a two year old and vote against what they believe in. Or wait, did you guys not even look at their polices? Thought soo.

Boulder Brian   June 23rd, 2008 2:38 pm ET

OK, it really seems like the Republicans are out in droves today. "No Obama" this, and "take it to the convention, Hillary" that. Sounds like Limbaugh working hard and signing off on some checks. Oh, and don't forget about the "anti-feminism" displayed by the Obama campaign and the DNC…Gimme a break!

1) If Democrats weigh the options, Obama >>> McCain.

1a) Obama ~ Clinton on ALL major issues, and Obama is to the right of Clinton on the whole health care debate.

2) If Republicans weigh the options, the best choice is probably still Ron Paul.

3) Hillary is taking it to the convention. She didn't drop out, but suspended her campaign. Meaning she keeps her votes and delegates, but will lose at the convention because Obama has more pledged delegates, and more votes if every vote is counted (including caucus states).

4) If you want to talk anti-feminism, let's start and end the discussion with Senator John McCain. Are you serious? He is going to attempt to set women's rights back more than just a few years.

5) Hillary was the poster-child for the DNC for the past 2 years. No one could have guessed Obama would knock her off of that mountain. Please, Democrats, think before you vote. The party is behind Senator Obama for a reason.

Rally to beat McCain! Yes we can!!!

Jason, Omaha, NE   June 23rd, 2008 2:38 pm ET

Obama received more votes, more pledged delegates, and more super delegates. He also received just as much negative media with the bitter comments and Reverand Wright. How was Hillary robbed again?

FROM HILLARY TO MCCAIN   June 23rd, 2008 2:37 pm ET

To Esme,

It is quite obvious you are an obamabot.

YOU get a grip…

McCain is a MODERATE republican, who supports green initiatives and is against the bush tax cuts (he only said he is for them to appease the gop base)

I will NEVER trust obama!

and before you go threatening me with Roe V Wade like every obamabot does…consider that the congress must approve supreme court members chosen by the president (aka it will never be overturned)

Nadelie, SD   June 23rd, 2008 2:37 pm ET

If NH had elected Barack they could have saved the American people months of grief. So I guess now Hillary and Barack are returning to the scene of the crime.

Mona, Chicago   June 23rd, 2008 2:35 pm ET

When Hillary Clinton is involved there is no such thing as unity. She is divisive, vendictive, greedy, selfish, self-centered and hateful. Other than that, she's okay.

Obama 08

Down with Obama   June 23rd, 2008 2:35 pm ET

Doesn't matter we will NOT unite behind that empty suit Obama!!!

James in Florida   June 23rd, 2008 2:35 pm ET

Unity

You mean UNIITY for the BUILDERBERG GROUP

They both are members of the Builderberg Group and both attended as did John Edwards. This is a FELONY under the logan act, it is a 300,000 dollar fine.

They are all crooks and liers and all you fools are putting another lying crook in the white house.

There will be hell to pay for all of us

Republican for Obama   June 23rd, 2008 2:35 pm ET

It really is sad to see so many Hillary supporters in denial and thinking up pathetic, dilusional reasons for her loss. It's a bit akin to how their candidate has dilusional episodes of sniper fire, which would make sense why they have false visions of 'fixxing' the vote and conspiracy.
The ironic part, they are going to go through this election (Primaries AND General) voting for only losers: First Hillary, and then McCain. It's obvious we need these people to unite, atleast that way we have a holding place for the idiots of our nation. I fully endorse the idea of all these nuts creating a new party and calling it "PUMA".

karen   June 23rd, 2008 2:34 pm ET

I was once a republican wanting to vote for Mccain. But after hearing and seeing Obama and his Wife….he is the only one who can turn things around for the better. I will vote Obama if hillary is not the VP.

60 year old white man.

Honestlady   June 23rd, 2008 2:33 pm ET

@Beltway…Now that's completely unnecessary!!!!!!!

Honestlady   June 23rd, 2008 2:33 pm ET

@Terry…why are you referring to Obama as the Koolaid man? I've heard a couple of people say this….can you all please elaborate?

Loretta from California   June 23rd, 2008 2:33 pm ET

and she's doing this to help improve the lives of all Americans. I am so very proud of her. You will always be a woman of Great Character, Senator.

Theresa   June 23rd, 2008 2:32 pm ET

Money talks and it can buy anything and of course it can UNITE. Very sad.

MD   June 23rd, 2008 2:32 pm ET

"…the Obama campaign pointed out in announcing the event that the two candidates got the same number of votes when New Hampshire held its primary in January, 107 each."

Though HRC defeated Obama in the popular vote, she was unable to win the votes of the DNC and the radical left, who tossed the centrist democrats out the window in favor of the traditional Jimmy Carter, George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey radical tax and spend liberalism.

BL   June 23rd, 2008 2:32 pm ET

I don't get the so-called Clinton supporters. If she is "lying" and "being forced" to support Obama, how can you have respect for her? Doesn't she have a backbone? Doesn't she have a conscience? How can you claim that she's such a weak, misguided person that she's supporting Obama under pressure, and then say you'll be writing in her name on the ballot in November? You're insulting her character and intelligence and then claiming you support her.

Either you think she's a strong and capable person who does what she believes is right, and you should respect her enough to respect her decisions. Or you think she's weak and only does what the democratic leadership tells her to do, which would mean she was a lousy candidate. You can't have it both ways. In either case, how can you justify writing in her name?

No McCain!   June 23rd, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Does anyone see the irony of this meeting?

Hopefully we can convince these "Hillary" supporters to vote for Obama and not a 3rd Bush Term!

And one more thing, you "if not Hillary, then McCain" idiots are NOT true Hillary supporters. She wants you to vote Obama! You are not doing her a favor voting for McCain. I don't mind you blaming the DNC, but Obama had NOTHING to do with Florida and Michigan. Don't take it on him. Did it ever occur to you he ran a better campaign? True Dems will support the democratic candidate.

Stop the hate, vote Obama '08!

Useless threats   June 23rd, 2008 2:31 pm ET

I love how all you Clinton supporters (probably actually McCain supporters trying to rile people up) try to threaten Obama supporters with "SHE BETTER BE VP OR IM VOTING MCCAIN" or "I will still never vote for him". Guess what, you bitter old women, we don't need your vote. But in reality a huge majority of her supporters are voting Obama anyway. So go ahead and vote for McCain. It will be even greater then when the candidate you voted for loses TWICE in one election season. 15% lead in the polls… you like apples? How do you like THOSE apples.

Obama 08

Sujith,NE   June 23rd, 2008 2:31 pm ET

I am an Obama supporter, but that – Mrs.Clinton, really touched my heart.Kudos to you.This is the Hillary i wanted to see during the primaries.
All you hillary suppoorters – i know its hard to let go of something believing it in for a long time.But the fact is, Obama is the democratic candidate.
People who still blame Obama for stealing the nomination – you need to get some fresh air.He won fair and square – and just so
you know he has a lil more no: of supporters than Hillary did.

I have one question for you :
If you loved Hillary so much, why didnt you people donate enough to her campaign?Only you are to be blamed for her debt.Only you.

I am an Obama supporter, but that – Mrs.Clinton, really touched my heart.Kudos to you.This is the Hillary i wanted to see during the primaries.
All you hillary suppoorters – i know its hard to let go of something believing it in for a long time.But the fact is, Obama is the democratic candidate.
People who still blame Obama for stealing the nomination – you need to get some fresh air.He won fair and square – and just so
you know he has a lil more no: of supporters than Hillary did.

I have one question for you :
If you loved Hillary so much, why didnt you people donate enough to her campaign?Only you are to be blamed for her debt.Only you.

Theresa in Minneapolis   June 23rd, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Denise P Quinton and others like her…

Hillary is doing what's best for the party and supporting the candidate who is most like herself. DUH!!!

angry angry hippo   June 23rd, 2008 2:31 pm ET

hillary wants mccain to win??

stop taking drugs, you're overmedicated.

if hillary doesn't do her best to get obama elected, her political career, even in the senate is finished. she won't be the 2012 nominee and will likely be primaried for her senate seat.

Steven   June 23rd, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Yep…many of these posers aren't Hillary supporters…they are GOP defenders, posting ridiculous statements…

But its not working…

What Democrat in their right mind would write in Hillary's name in the ballot, knowing good and well that it would just be discarded. Thats a waste of a ballot and a waste of four more years of a TERRIBLE economy, a worthless dollar, a stupid war, and the like…

Go Democrats…Go Obama…Go Change!!!!

PUMA Rep   June 23rd, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Hello all, and I believe I speak for the rest of my PUMA partners…
wait for it…
here it comes…
"I am an IDIOT"
"I care not about how elections work, I only want what I want!"
"OH, and I am most likely 22 years old and didn't plan on voting anyway. But, I will say I have been a democrat for 30+ years because I think people might believe me"


"Yup, thats all I have to say…"

Ryan   June 23rd, 2008 2:30 pm ET

I will NEVER vote for Obama. I know the "All Mens Club" is making Hillary do this.

Stand Tall Hillary! We are still behind you!!

JJ   June 23rd, 2008 2:29 pm ET

For all of you who insist you will be writing in Hillary's name….Why don't you just stay home and not vote. Write in's will not count so why bother voting at all???? Geez. GROW UP!

And for those of you who insist on voting for McCain because you feel there was an "injustice" to Hillary well…YOU PEOPLE NEED TO GROW UP ALSO!!!!!!!!!!! SHUT UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

matt   June 23rd, 2008 2:29 pm ET

TO ANYONE THAT READS NEGATIVE OBAMA COMMENTS IGNORE THEM!!! They say they supported Hillary but they are full of it. If they really supported Hillary they would know that her deepest concern is to win the White House for the Democrats not the Republicans. These posers are just wolves in sheep clothing. Give up your pathetic attempt at subversion.

James, SC   June 23rd, 2008 2:28 pm ET

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and his defeated rival

Thanks CNN. I love your choice of words. Why not say, "his former rival."

Wait a minute. Let's keep the pot stirred.

Steven   June 23rd, 2008 2:28 pm ET

I think that a lot of these "Hillary defenders" are really McCain supporters, posing as Hillary supporters to get us Democrats to divide instead of unite…Yall are just scared b/c Obama is winning in the national polls, he is about to raise crazy money (somewhere between $300 million – $500 million, and b/c the GOP is losing, not only in the Presidential election, but they are also, losing a lot of seats in the House and Senate…we see right through your postings, GOP lovers…Yall are hilarious!!!!!

I am proud of Hilary, and I know that she will do whatever it takes for Obama to win in the fall. Obama is going to bring about change in America…McCain wants to keep everything the same…Thats why he is losing, and everyday when I come home from work and I see him getting stomped in the national polls, and in the polls of many swing states, I smile to myself!!!

OBAMA!!!!
YES WE CAN!!!

Michael Lorton, Virginia   June 23rd, 2008 2:28 pm ET

Maybe Hillary and Obama will be speaking for "unity" in New Hampshire, but for whos benefit? Hillary will make one final attempt, and that will be at the convention and for "Hillary's" unity.

William, from Cali!   June 23rd, 2008 2:28 pm ET

True "Change" will come for the DemocRATS on 1/20/2009………..On that day ; if they "win", by all signs, they should………..Change will happen, for better or worst……….But til then, spare me , the "side show" panderings, for my vote……………..I want you to win……………1/20/2009 is coming for you all; remember the "great things", that this DemocRATic Congress promised us……….Just Words……………We are seeing the changes; but we don't like them…………..Right? YEAH!

Bob Indianapolis, IN   June 23rd, 2008 2:28 pm ET

Great! Time to get the country back on a path to the greatness we had before the Nazis took over and shredded the Constitution based on lies…

Voter   June 23rd, 2008 2:27 pm ET

HRC's leadership would;'e been strong, but Obama as president would prove disasterous.
His failed presidency would make Bush's look like a picnic.

Voltaire   June 23rd, 2008 2:26 pm ET

Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.

BV   June 23rd, 2008 2:26 pm ET

Hillary for Sectretary of State.

Go PSU   June 23rd, 2008 2:25 pm ET

Go Republicans!

Democrats are not good. LOL Clinton supporters, please continue your hate for Obama.

LOL

McCain 2008

karen   June 23rd, 2008 2:25 pm ET

In most states if you write in a name, it doesn't count. Check your state. Your ballot just gets thrown out! Think about what Hillary stands for and Obama is almost exactly like her and I do believe they will get along nicely. We need change and McCain stands for 4 more years of the same and NO advancement for women–matter of fact, women's rights will go backwards if McCain gets in and I think considering his personal life he is probably a womanizer anyway and would never vote for that kind. I want a good, holsome image in the White HOuse for once. Family type!

Patrick   June 23rd, 2008 2:25 pm ET

NO UNITY UNTIL OBama puts Clinton on the TICKET!!!

OBAMA/CLINTON 08!!

OR MCCAIN 08~~~

R-E-S-P-E-C-T

Outsider from Spain   June 23rd, 2008 2:25 pm ET

So much hate in America. I thought americans were for freedom of the people. Why so much hate in America. If Hillary and Barack want to unite for change….why american hate that. I think it is so brilliant to unity. America we are watching, but it is so sad how much hate people have.

Spain is looking for leader of the world to make a difference!

john williams san diego, ca.   June 23rd, 2008 2:24 pm ET

That face–Those pantsuits–That CACKLE–Americas nightmare.

Concerned Independent   June 23rd, 2008 2:23 pm ET

Hillary, the people will who will not support you by following your lead to support Obama are fake and lack character.

Thank you Hillary for joining Obama to pull this country out of hell.

A vote for McCain is a vote to send this country to hell and Hillary knows this.

Not this time Republicans. You guys acting like you are Hillary supports to vote for McCain. Nice dirty trick but IT WONT WORK!

Cynthia   June 23rd, 2008 2:23 pm ET

I think it is great that they are going to be campaigning together. Hopefully, she can bring along her stubborn supporters who are talking about voting for Senator McCain. Whatever they feel for Senator Obama it does not compare to what they will be feeling if Senator McCain gets in office.

Julius above Montana   June 23rd, 2008 2:23 pm ET

I LOVE IT….Unity, NH 107 votes each…hhhmmmm?

L.V. from Minnesota   June 23rd, 2008 2:22 pm ET

God Bless Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. God thank you for bringing up these two leaders!!

I cant wait to see them together!!

By the way… this isn't the only unity we need!! After election day we need to also unite with Republicans or others who aren't the same as us!!

God please take hold of the hearts that bear racism, bigotry, or any other form of hate, and instill in them the love of God.

This is the best election ever and the best thing I have witnessed in my entire life!

Yes this is the FIRST time that I have been proud of my country, I aint afraid to say it! But this is not the first time that I have believed that we can bring this country together to make it better for all of us.

I urge every American to vote… regardless of who you vote for. Own a piece of this campaign and get involved. To all the bloggers who come here solely for the purpose to spew hate, I dare you put a stop to it today!!! PLEASE THINK ABOUT IT!!

U.S.A/America 08 <<<<<<<<How's that for a dream ticket!!!

Mike   June 23rd, 2008 2:22 pm ET

I find it sad that Obama has already played the race card against McCain.

He played it first against Hillary and now McCain.

Obama can't be trusted.

Chammorita   June 23rd, 2008 2:22 pm ET

Frieda, NYC

YOU are a disgrace to your own candidate. It's funny how you all claim to support Sen. Clinton and it's her own supporters who are turning "blue coats" and stabbing her in the back. What a surprise huh?

I mean where in all honestly is your loyalty to your candidate? Is this what she deserves to be blamed for Sen. Obama's lost if he DOES lose base on your vindictive and selfish motives? Are you THAT selfish that you would stab your own candidate in the back rather than rallying in her support by supporting her TEAMMATE? YES, THEY ARE ON THE SAME TEAM!!! Have you forgotten we're on the same TEAM here? If Sen. Obama WINS so does Sen. Clinton because he's going to make sure she's TAKEN CARED OF!!! Get a grip.

Bill   June 23rd, 2008 2:21 pm ET

Clinton outshines Obama by margins of magnitude.

She should have nothing to do with this hypocrite who will devastate the USA if elected.

Hilary 08

therealist   June 23rd, 2008 2:21 pm ET

Change!?

What Change!!??

Ellie in Aurora, CO   June 23rd, 2008 2:21 pm ET

NH Mom, RJ from Florida & Denise P. Quinton – I do not believe you ever were supporters of Hillary's policies. You would not post those comments if you were. Hope your children don't find out that you either chose to throw your vote away (by writing in Clinton) or chose to vote for someone who will further destroy their future opportunities. You are either Republican trolls, or idiots! Instead of posting comments on the internet, go read a book and get informed!!

L.V. from Minnesota   June 23rd, 2008 2:21 pm ET

God Bless Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. God thank you for bringing up these two leaders!!

I cant wait to see them together!!

By the way… this isn't the only unity we need!! After election day we need to also unite with Republicans or others who aren't the same as us!!

God please take hold of the hearts that bear racism, bigotry, or any other form of hate, and instill in them the love of God.

This is the best election ever and the best thing I have witnessed in my entire life!

Yes this is the FIRST time that I have been proud of my country, I aint afraid to say it! But this is not the first time that I have believed that we can bring this country together to make it better for all of us.

I urge every American to vote… regardless of who you vote for. Own a piece of this campaign and get involved. To all the bloggers who come here solely for the purpose to spew hate, I dare you put a stop to it today!!! PLEASE THINK ABOUT IT!!

U.S.A/America 08 <<<<<<<<How's that for a good ticket!!!

fed rule   June 23rd, 2008 2:21 pm ET

Maybe they should meet in Washington's courts to celebrate the release of some of the Club Gitmo detainees. One was released today I understand according to CNN. I bet he can't wait to get back to some sort of martyrdom toward the US. Good job libs…. Thanks again for making us safer and conveying constitutional rights to terrorists. By the way, if these people deserve these rights, then why are we trying to "Kill" them abroad?

ShayFad   June 23rd, 2008 2:21 pm ET

I really wish these Republicans posting as hillary supporters would stop writing on these blogs, its ridiculous. Please go spread your ignorant ideas on Fox News instead.
Obviously, we Hillary supporters have gotten past the angry stage and now realize its now it's time to put the country back in the right direction.
McCain is another 3rd term of Bush-this cannot be said enough.
And writing in Hillary is basically voting for McCain.
It makes no sense at all.

GO-DEMOCRATS, and Go -OBAMA!!!

MLG   June 23rd, 2008 2:20 pm ET

Don't care. Don't trust either one. McCain 08

Ryan   June 23rd, 2008 2:20 pm ET

No Obama..EVER. Hillary or Nothing. Obama will destroy the USA

Doris,Memphis,TN   June 23rd, 2008 2:20 pm ET

Speaking at a young African- American girl's graduation will not
repair the damage that Senator Clinton has done in the primary.
If Senator Obama loses the election her political career is over.

Farrell, Houston, Tx   June 23rd, 2008 2:19 pm ET

REPUBLICANS ARE JOINING THE DEMOCRAT PARTY IN LARGE NUMBERS. THAT'S WHY MCCAIN IS TRYING TO GET HILLARY SUPPORTERS, BUT NO CAN DO. OBAMA ALL THE WAY.

Doris,Memphis,TN   June 23rd, 2008 2:19 pm ET

Speaking at a young African- American girls graduation will not
repair the damage that Senator Clinton has done in the primary.
If Senator Obama loses the election her political career is over.

ProundToBeRepublican   June 23rd, 2008 2:19 pm ET

Women should never have a chance to vote. This Bit*ches are too emotional they will destroy our country is we elect woman to high office take example the Hillary supporters they still can not get over the fact hillary has lost. Most of them hate Obama for no reason still treating to vote for Mccain unless Hillary is Obama's V.P. the Truth is Obama is going to pick who ever he choses he is not going to pick Hillary to please this idiots that would be againts his principle.

No Comment from True Democrats   June 23rd, 2008 2:19 pm ET

True Democrats,

I am so tired of all the tickers being about Democratic party. They are trying to divide our party. The only comment I will leave is NO COMMENT until they give the republican party the same attention. Please join me…

NO COMMENT

Simon Sczywhek   June 23rd, 2008 2:19 pm ET

Clinton supporters who plan on voting for McCain guess what? Nobody cares

Indepdendents make up 50% of the voting block and most of them lean toward Obama. So why dont some of you Clinton and McCain supporters get educated and try and get a degree higher than a highschool diploma.

RJ from Florida   June 23rd, 2008 2:18 pm ET

No unity from this 66 year old white woman. I will be writing in Hillary Clinton's name on my ballot for President. I will always support her to the very end and hopefully in 2012. Cannot vote for NoBama!! He is a frightening disaster for our country, our children and our grandchildren.

Esme   June 23rd, 2008 2:18 pm ET

I am a Hillary supporter and I want to address the other supporters of hers who are still angry she isn't the presidential nominee and are going to disqualify their ballot or vote for McCain.

Enough, already! Smarten up!

It's probably going to be a TIGHT RACE and EVERY VOTE is going to count!

We'll likely also have a drain of votes going to center and left-leaning independents (unlike the Republicans), so, again, EVERY VOTE counts!!!

EBC   June 23rd, 2008 2:17 pm ET

HERE we go… HERE we go…

We're FIRED UP and ready to beat some McBush butt! Let the "House of Pain" begin. The BEST tagged team in the world is going to run over Mr. McGrumpy!!

HA! HA! This is getting BETTER by the minute.

FROM HILLARY TO MCCAIN   June 23rd, 2008 2:17 pm ET

HAHA!!!

Anyone who believes Hillary actually supports obama is NAIVE

She is doing what she has to do…this is politics

However, READ BETWEEN THE LINES

HILLARY WANTS MCCAIN TO WIN AND SO DO I !!!!!!!!!

Nova from NV   June 23rd, 2008 2:16 pm ET

Vote for a leader we can believe in, McCain.

Brandon Hillary Democrat for Mc Cain   June 23rd, 2008 2:16 pm ET

All Hillary Democrats, Please vote Mc Cain or write her name in if he disrespects us by NOT putting her on the ticket.

We will remember come november.

Ohio   June 23rd, 2008 2:16 pm ET

Freida….take a deep breath and let go of all that crazy.

Abbey   June 23rd, 2008 2:15 pm ET

I guess Barack will be wearing flip-flops. He can start a new fashion trend with them just like Michelle and her Jackie imitation.

THE JUDGE!!!!!   June 23rd, 2008 2:14 pm ET

Denise P ………………..OBAMA……he has no chance of winning over my vote, regardless of what he does. He cannot be trusted, he is arrogant, self centered, ………..UNLIKE YOU………… HRC is not arrogant , untrustworthy, self centered…………TAKEA LOOK IN THE MIRROR !!!!!

Time for Blocking & Tackling   June 23rd, 2008 2:14 pm ET

Hillary -

Unity NH is good and all but we need you on a bus that makes the rural Appalachian circuit with Bill. Western Virginia, West Virginia, Southern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, all of Kentucky is your territoritory. Bring those areas home for Barack.

This is keep you close enough to the East Coast so that you can do your "day job" as Senator of NY.

Ryan   June 23rd, 2008 2:14 pm ET

It seems pretty fishy to me that gas prices are as high as they are right at the end of the bush admin.. If it is a supply and demand problem, how come oil companies are ALL posting record profits? I mean, the airlines and trucking and anyone else that lives and dies by oil prices are all suffering terribly, so why is big oil doing so well? I would expect them to be hurting badly as well… they don’t need any more tax cuts or windfalls, why would they change their tactics if they are doing so well already? Mccain is simply pandering to people that are fooled by fox news and its non-facts. By the number john Mccain himself quoted at 21 billion barrels, there would only be 4 years of oil, and that wouldn’t be on-line for some time, years in fact…. Oil has a limit, and we are dangerously close to it, and by the idea of supply and demand that the republicans are screeching about, the price will only continue to rise, no matter how many holes we drill.. Even the oil companies will tell you that the viable, sweet crude oil is nearly gone, unless they are lying to inflate the price, and you want to give them more money!? renewable resources or endless resources such as the sun are the only way out, period. Oil-shale can’t save you because it takes way too much energy to get the oil out of it, not to mention the fact that its extremely polluting. You want that nuke plant in your back yard? How about its spent fuel? You honestly would rather continue to destroy our pristine earth than find a real way out of this mess? Just so you can drive an SUV? How many viable years of life do you have left, selfish, selfish people? I’ll trust the guy that isn’t in bed with the oil companies that are making money hand over fist on our stupidity.
I’ll be voting for barack no matter who runs with him.

Concerned INDEPENDENT CT voter   June 23rd, 2008 2:14 pm ET

What's wrong with this? C'mon people… Hillary didn't get it… but he's the one who got it… He didn't loose it for her… why do people Blame him for her loss?

Lynn   June 23rd, 2008 2:14 pm ET

The only candidate I would vote for is Hillary. I hate to see them together. During the primary season I was glued to the TV to see what my candidate was doing that day and listen to her inspirational speeches and of course like many Clinton supporters had to listen to all of the sexist comments too. Now I am lucky to turn on the news once a day to see what is going on with politics.. Neither Obama or McCain inspire me. Obama speeches are just words no substance. I hope Bill Clinton does not appear with the Obama.

Michael Shea   June 23rd, 2008 2:14 pm ET

As a fervent Obama supporter I am glad that Hillary is showing some unity.

It is symbolic and that is all it is. Obama has to continue to keep his ear to the ground where the Clintons are concerned.

This is why it is "IMPERATIVE" that Obama keeps her off the ticket. I am terribly worried about Obama's safety if Hilllary serves on the ticket.

REMEMBER JFK AND LBJ !!!

We cannot afford another Dallas, Memphis or Los Angelos.

Gorbashov, Long Beach, Ca.   June 23rd, 2008 2:13 pm ET

Here we go!

Hold on for this historical journey!

Yes we can!!

Welcome to Hillary and her loyal supporters. With your help we will take back our great nation, and return it to the people!

Thanks Clintonians!!!

Obama/Nunn in 2008 and beyond.

Brandon Hillary Democrat for Mc Cain   June 23rd, 2008 2:12 pm ET

Puma. IF She is not on the ticket !!!!!

MC Cain/Palin 08.

Fella from Chicago   June 23rd, 2008 2:12 pm ET

No love between these two. Obama promised to help pay off her $30 million campaign debt if she helps win over the White/Latino vote he couldn't get during the primaries. She loathes campaigning for Obama almost as much as she despises those who she thought were friends but turned against her during the primaries; i.e., Richardson. No pun intended, but her and Bill will retain the memory of an elephant and rightly they should. The Obama bandwagon of today will be tomorrow's Titanic.

Ellie in Aurora, CO   June 23rd, 2008 2:12 pm ET

NH Mom & Denise P. Quinton – I do not believe you ever were supporters of Hillary's policies. You would not post those comments if you were. Hope your children don't find out that you either chose to throw your vote away (by writing in Clinton) or chose to vote for someone who will further destroy their future opportunities. Instead of posting comments on the internet, go read a book and get informed!!

American   June 23rd, 2008 2:11 pm ET

Hey Denise P Quinton and other Hillary supporters….for all of you wondering why Clinton is joining with Obama….I wrote in one of these CNN blogs long ago that at the end of the day Clinton will do what is best for Clinton and not her supporters. You all better wake up and smell the roses and vote your economic interest this election and stop being stupid and talking about wasting your votes by writing in Clinton's name or voting for McBush or staying home. Clinton will perhaps go write a book after all this is over and make millions of dollars…those people aren't suffering, but we are, we are paying the high gas and food prices, our homes are being foreclosed, we can't send ourselves or our children to college, and its our kids who are dying in Iraq and Afghanistan. So let's be SMART this year Democrats and elect Sen. Obama a man who is willing to work with everyone for the good of all, and who has said that the Clintons will have absolute importance in his administration. The Clintons had their chance of 8 yrs. and except for some iffy policies and some scandals they did an awesome job…..but now its time to move on, give this fellow Democrat the chance he deserves! We CANNOT afford the have the Republicans back in the White House….to take from your mentor….it took a Democrat to clean up after the last Bush and its going to take another Democrate to clean up after this Bush!

independent   June 23rd, 2008 2:11 pm ET

let's hope she starts repairing all of the damage she and her supporters have caused ,in the party.

Freida, NYC   June 23rd, 2008 2:10 pm ET

I urge all of Hillary supporters to support her by not voting for Obama. Obama is a fraud, the DNC selected him for us and not the American people. We all know Hillary won! Let's unite against the un-democratic DNC party.

Write in Hillary in Nov-2008

Mike, Syracuse, NY   June 23rd, 2008 2:09 pm ET

So when Hillary says all the nice things she'll say about Obama, was she lying before, or will she be lying now?

SHEEP   June 23rd, 2008 2:09 pm ET

Why do people blog here for Hillary not to support Obama. Are you still that bitter. She val;iantly tried but however received fewer votes. If Clinton supporters do not support the elected democratic nomineee then Obama supporters (whom their are more of) will not support her if she tries again in the future. She is not dumb enough to commit political suicide.

sacto joe   June 23rd, 2008 2:08 pm ET

BEWARE!!!
A lot of NEOCONS posing as Clinton or Obama supporters are posting hate mail. They're trying to drive a wedge between us!
RESIST THE NEOCON HATE MACHINE!

CNN loves Hillary   June 23rd, 2008 2:06 pm ET

Hey NH Mom, Dennis Quinton, a Democrat No More and all you PUMA nut jobs -

Since you seem so smugly intent on derailing the Democrat for POTUS, you must, at the very least, be helping Hilly settle her campaign debt. Use your "counscience" and open your checkbooks…democracy needs you!

If you are unwilling to put your money where your whiny mouth is, shut up and let the grown ups elect a POTUS that will move this country forward!

NoMcSame   June 23rd, 2008 2:06 pm ET

Me and my sister had our share of fights when we were kids but if anybody outside of the family put a hand on her or I they were surely going to get the wrath of us both. So look out McSame because most of our democratic brothers and sisters are about to come together for the good of the country to put a stop to what you and George Bush has been doing for the past 7.5 years. You can keep the PUMA people ok.
Obama08 with or with without the PUMA people.

Marge Hibbing Mn   June 23rd, 2008 2:05 pm ET

If she gets more attention than he does, this will be the last the egotistical smirking chanting fool thinks he is a god.

Irma in North Carolina   June 23rd, 2008 2:04 pm ET

I for the life of me cannot see why all these Hillary suporters are saying they are voting for Mccain, do they not know they will be voting in Bush for four more years. This is just acting childish to me. Ask your self is Hillary voting for Mccain cause she lost, I think not. I dont think you are hillary supporters in the first place, if you are acting this way toward her.

Alice in Florida   June 23rd, 2008 2:04 pm ET

Well, Hillary may have been forced to campaign for him, but the snake in a suit will NEVER get my vote!

PUMA

Beltway Insider   June 23rd, 2008 2:04 pm ET

About time this broad is in her place — working for a man.

Blame Bush   June 23rd, 2008 2:03 pm ET

Is Bush on the ballot?

Cheryl L. Swaim   June 23rd, 2008 2:03 pm ET

I used to be a Democrat. But Obama and the party patriarchs turned me away by publicly humiliating Hillary Clinton. She's always been a champion for the little guy. Now her own party continues to trounce on her so they can get their guy in the white house and seems gleeful about it. What a bunch of hypocrites!! This new type of politics is self-serving and fake. It certainly is not for me. I'm a different kind of liberal, one who values friendship.

Nobama   June 23rd, 2008 2:03 pm ET

There is an intersection in SC pointing one way to the town of Prosperity and the opposite direction to the town of Clinton. Didn't Hill say Obama was not qualified?? Flip-Flop? Hypocrisy? Just plain old politics? Someone must really be twisting her arm hard.

Yes.We.Can.   June 23rd, 2008 2:02 pm ET

Welcome Hil! Where the heck is your husband?

Kurt   June 23rd, 2008 2:01 pm ET

Clinton wasn't exactly the "defeated" rival candidate, she was the "cheated" rival candidate. When the DNC, Howard Dean, and the Superdelegates appointed Obama our nominee, Hillary was cheated, plan and simple.

ANGIE   June 23rd, 2008 2:01 pm ET

NH MOM cmon lets go go with hillary jump on the obama wagon youll be glad you did get over your bitterness look hillary is!!

American   June 23rd, 2008 2:01 pm ET

Awright, onward and upwards….will the real Democrats please stand up! Let's weed out the McBushes!

Terry, NJ   June 23rd, 2008 2:01 pm ET

Nope. I won't be voting for Obama either unless Hillary is the VP pick. Choose wisely Koolaid man.

Lisa   June 23rd, 2008 2:00 pm ET

Clinto Supporters Please! Enough of the spoiled brat act. She may not be his VP and you know she ins not the nominee. Write her name in and that will be a vote for Obama anyway. Stay home if you wish. I am glad that they are willing to work together. Honestly, they need each other. I think it is so selfish for those of you who are willing to throw this election because of your ill feelings. We are our own worst enemy.

oil rules   June 23rd, 2008 2:00 pm ET

How cute, I thought Hillary said he was not qualified to be President? Is she flip-flopping, hahahaha! I wish he would flip-flop on the drilling issue. What was he stance again? Oh yes, more rhetoric about failed policies and no solid ideas except to tax the oil companies. Please people, there must be some shred of intellectual integrity somewhere…..And this idea that it will take 5-10 years to see results – OK, I'm fine with that. I though a big Dem union slogan was, "If not now, when?" At least lets start to drill for oil, natural gas, build more refining capacity AND continue working on alternatives like clean coal, NUCLEAR, batteries, etc…

jr   June 23rd, 2008 2:00 pm ET

Sounds like a variation or rehash of Bill Clinton's first run when he was, The Man from Hope (Arkansas). No new ideas here. Except Bill really was from hope whereas Obama is from Hyde Park, Chicago.

Kevin   June 23rd, 2008 1:59 pm ET

It's very good of her to do this, but I wish she would stay well away from this fraud.

ANGIE   June 23rd, 2008 1:59 pm ET

well lets go lets get this party started right go hillary go obama lets crush mccain in november !!!!!!!!!

Sweetie   June 23rd, 2008 1:59 pm ET

This Lifelong democrat will not be voting for the

Left Wing Nut Job in Training Pants!

Hillary can ask all she wants but I'm more loyal to my country then I am to my Party.

McCain 08

Never Obama - Anti Obama movement   June 23rd, 2008 1:58 pm ET

nuff said.

Nick - Arlington, VA   June 23rd, 2008 1:57 pm ET

NH Mom June 23rd, 2008 1:54 pm ET

I live in NH and will be writing in Hillary in November. I am voting my conscience and am voting for the best candidiate.
—————————————————————————————————-
-of course you know that unless that candidate signs up for a "write-in" campaign that your write-in will simply be discarded….but no its cool…lets have 4 more years of Bush policies….i mean thats not selfish of you at all.

Obama/Hillary 08   June 23rd, 2008 1:57 pm ET

Yes they can give us our good image back around the world and get respected again. one candidate was against offshore drilling in 2000, and now he is for it what this makes him? A flip flopper, a typical politician that wuld say or do anything to get elected.

Greg Pottstown, Pa.   June 23rd, 2008 1:56 pm ET

won't matter at all.people know she is only doing it to please the party.

ron canada   June 23rd, 2008 1:56 pm ET

i for one am very disappointed in Hillary Clinton for campaigning with Obama she is totally aware of his deception of the American public and campaigning with him makes her lose all credibility. i hope her followers do not go along with her as it would be hypocritical of them as it is with her

Seth in Jacksonville, FL   June 23rd, 2008 1:55 pm ET

Cool! I am hoping Hillary will work her heart out for Obama. We really can't afford to have John McCain in office…it's not just four more years of Republican nonsense and then a chance for Democrats to win again…it's bigger than that…the damage he'd do would last for years and years (think Supreme Court, Iran, our beautiful beaches, reputation around the world, and so on).

Yasriel   June 23rd, 2008 1:55 pm ET

Cooooooooooooool

Mark M Kansas City   June 23rd, 2008 1:54 pm ET

re-UNITED & it feels so good,
re-UNITED cuz we understood.

Man, I couldn't wait for the democratic race to be over, and no wI can't wait for the General Election. Obama inspires hope in me, and I am scared to death that McCain will find a way to steal the election like GW Bush did. I have so much faith in us as a society, but I cannot understand how MILLIONS of people can turn out and vote for GW BUSH and I am afraid that the same will happen for McCain. I just don't understand it and maybe I need to move to Canada. Here is to hoping this year things will be different. Obama, yes we can!

40 yr old educated white male for OBAMA

NH Mom   June 23rd, 2008 1:54 pm ET

I live in NH and will be writing in Hillary in November. I am voting my conscience and am voting for the best candidiate.

Rudy NYC   June 23rd, 2008 1:54 pm ET

If the Democrats want unity, then I hope Bill Clinton makes a move prior to this joint appearance. He needs to stay on the sidelines for the duration, however. But, he still needs to demonstrate some unity despite the fact that Hillary was the candidate.

Bill's role during the primaries was significant, for better or worse. He has a lot of damage control of his own to do, which would best be mended before Hillary takes the Democratic baton for Obama.

Justin   June 23rd, 2008 1:54 pm ET

Ohhhh Democrats, always so symbolic…

Denise P Quinton   June 23rd, 2008 1:53 pm ET

How unselfish of Hillary to even offer to appear as a unity candidate with the likes of OBAMA……he has no chance of winning over my vote, regardless of what he does. He cannot be trusted, he is arrogant, self centered, and what audacity to be using the President seal before he even wins office.
As a loyal Hillary supporter I wonder why she would bother to campaign with OBAMA.

Raghu   June 23rd, 2008 1:53 pm ET

LOL, Hillary Clinton's next appearance: Division,Michigan., a real town

A Democrat No More   June 23rd, 2008 1:52 pm ET

I supported Hillary but I will not jump on the bandwagon unless Hillary is his VP.

JOANN   June 23rd, 2008 1:52 pm ET

GOOD MOVE…..THANK YOU HRC FOR YOUR SUPPORT….

OBAMA '08

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