Senator Clinton has acted like a stateswoman since deciding to concede

[Politics_Guy25]

I am very impressed and gratified by her actions since deciding to concede the primary race to Senator Obama last Wednesday afternoon. From her full boar endorsement of Senator Obama last Saturday to her statement that said that she was not pushing for the VP slot and now to an item just posted on Mark Halperin's website, she has acted with class and honor. I am so glad she has decided to act this way.

Here is the Mark Halperin item. Not only has she released/urged her delegates to vote for Obama, she is also urging her fundraisers, some of whom are hurt, to fundraise for our presumptive nominee. These actions deserve to be commended. She is making good on her promise to work her heart out.

Clinton Camp Urges Donors to Back Obama
WashPost: Campaign’s finance director Mantz held a series of conference calls with major donors Tuesday “to urge them to throw their financial weight behind” Obama.
Source familiar with the calls: “Honestly, reaction has been mixed. There are a lot of hurt feelings out there. And a lot of folks that want to make sure Hillary is respected through the remaining process.”
Obama campaign manager Plouffe is expected to huddle with a number of Clinton donors later this week in New York City.
Plus: Clinton also reaches out to delegates in private conversations, conference calls, asking them to vote for Obama at the convention. Permalink

[Xipe Totec]

1. Glad you think so, but I see no change

She was a fine lady them, she is a fine lady now.

[StevieM]

7. I agree. I've loved her for years and I have never stopped being proud of her (eom)

[VeraAgnes]

10. Exactly, I find her to be a dynamic lady

and terrific Senator...........she also was key in fundraising for all Democrats in the 06 Election. We won with money she helped raise for all of them.

OP is a hate-monger flaimbait bully.

Kiss My Ass OP'er...........

Vera for Peace and Unity

[ccharles000]

18. I agree.

[Olney Blue]

2. I voted for her, and she has many great qualities.

[jcinccal]

3. she's doing what the democratic establishment told her to do, unfrotunately

[babylonsister]

4. Huh? And you know that how? nt

[WeDidIt]

5. I've been very happy with how she has conducted herself

Unfortunately, the push for her to be Veep will only mean the choice will take longer, especially if she's the choice.

[bowens43]

6. I agree, she climbed out of the gutter

and has been walking on the high road ever since.

[StevieM]

8. She was never in the gutter--that claim will be laughed out of the history books (eom)

[MaraJade]

12. You are so right!

:toast:

Here's to ya!

[Politics_Guy25]

9. She certainly has gone a long way to restore my respect for her-n/t

[Chloroplast]

14. I'm sorry but this made me laugh. Seriously though, Hillz is a cool, diehard chick.

[Cha]

11. That's great.

And, Obama has always "respected" her...the other way around not so much.

[papau]

15. not really - forgetting "she was just a wife" line in Obama speeches?

[Cha]

19. Yada Yada Yada

You know it's true.

[Captain Hilts]

13. Too bad folks here believed so much crap about her. nt

[Laura PourMeADrink]

17. past tense? there is nothing magical about last Sat that would

poof make her any different than she was. it is a great act though

[slinkerwink]

16. I'm very impressed with her now. She'll be one of the great Democratic lions in the Senate.