August 26, 2008
Posted: 05:15 PM ET
From CNN Political Producer Ed Hornick
Sen. Hillary Clinton is expected to speak on party unity during day two of the convention.
DENVER, Colorado (CNN) — Even before Sen. Hillary Clinton takes to the floor of the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado, on Tuesday night, several of her die-hard supporters — and delegates — are looking for the New York senator to preach party unity. "The thing that I want to hear first is that she is satisfied on behalf of us and those who sent us that the platform reflects her policy priorities. … If that has been improved since she campaigned, then that would be a good message," said John Settich, a pledged Clinton delegate from Kansas. Another pledged Clinton delegate, James Pat Smith, said she needs to "remind people of why Barack Obama is much better than John McCain for anyone who supported her." "She's going to have to help people remember what the elections about. It wasn't about Hillary; it was about policies," he added. Allyson Story, an alternate Clinton delegate from Iowa, said she wants Clinton to say, "thanks a lot, and we need to move on to become a united party." Filed under: Barack Obama Delegates Democratic National Convention Hillary Clinton |
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