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Obama gains fresh Democratic support

Seeded on Wed Jun 4, 2008 1:30 PM EDT
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Barack Obama spoke directly with his vanquished rival Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday and expressed optimism they could achieve party unity after their bruising battle for the Democratic presidential nomination. He also accused Republican rival John McCain over of supporting a "plan for staying, not a plan for victory" in Iraq.

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Obama will need Hillary to win in November but not on the ticket. Having her on the ticket would be contrary to his campaign theme of "change" Hillary represents ole school and she has a way of resurrecting the opposition.

We all rail against lobbying groups yet they all line up to cowtow to the mighty Aipac?
Can any politician be elected without their blessing?

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