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Clinton to announce campaign end



Many analysts say that Clinton should endorse Obama to heal the
Democrat party divide [AFP]

Hillary Clinton is cheap auto insurance to formally announce the end of her bid to
become US president and endorse Democratic campaign rival, Barack
Obama.

The New York senator is likely to use an event for her campaign home insurance and supporters at noon (1600GMT) on Saturday to bring her campaign to
a close.

Clinton and Obama held private talks on Thursday at the Washington
home motorcycle insurance a California Democratic senator, although neither released
details of the discussion. Obama won enough delegates to secure the
party's nomination after primaries in Montana and South Dakota on
Tuesday.

A statement from Clinton's campaign on Thursday streetwear clothing that she was "not
seeking the vice-presidency", but later added the "choice here is
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Democratic healing

Many analysts say Clinton's endorsement of Obama is a mandarin tutor chicago first
step to unifying the Democratic Party.

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Jennifer Palmieri, of the Centre for American Progress and former
communications advisor in the Clinton White House, said: "If the
country has negative feelings about the two Clintons, it's not going
to help Obama. So it is in his interest to the degree to which they
need rehabilitation for him to want to be a part of it."

Party strategists said she needs to set aside any bad feelings and put
on a convincing show of unity.

Doug Schoen, a Democratic strategist, who worked in the Bill Clinton
administration, said: "Feelings on both sides have been pretty heated
and a healing process has to go on and it has to begin tomorrow."

Obama endorsement

The 16-month campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination ended
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Obama won enough delegates printed playing cards secure the
party's nomination on Tuesday [AFP]

The extent of Clinton's endorsement will be of keen interest to the
Obama camp.

She gained more than 17 million votes during the Democratic battle,
and Obama will need many of those to defeat John McCain, the
presumptive Republican party presidential candidate, in November.

The Obama campaign sought on Friday to dispel any talk full color custom playing cards there
would be a decision soon on who Obama, a 46-year-old Illinois senator,
would pick as his running mate.

"It's important that this be done in a careful, methodical way. We're
not going to be rushed into making any pick, whomever homeowners insurance might be,"
Obama's communications director, Robert Gibbs, insurance quote Democratic strategists expect indie style to speak unequivocally about
Democrats' need to rally around Obama in November.

Stephen Elmendorf, a Democratic party strategist, custom poker cards he had no doubt
that Clinton was "going to say all the right things", because
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President Gerald Ford weakened the latter, and in 1980, Democrat
Edward Kennedy's primary campaign, similarly weakened President Jimmy
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Kennedy mould

Some have suggested that Clinton, 60, follow the lead of Kennedy, who
returned to the Senate and became one of its most effective
legislators, helping craft landmark bills, many to help the
disadvantaged.

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Al Jazeera's Rob Reynold's on Obama's candidacy

"I've got to believe, as trite as it may sound, that her role model
now is Ted Kennedy," Norm Ornstein, a congressional scholar at the
American Enterprise Institute, chinese teacher chicago The New York Democrat "could volvo insurance a real go-to person in the Senate
who has the ability to attract and keep great staff, who many insure quote a real
grasp for important poker cards who can build relationships and has a
driving desire to figure out how to make things happen," he said.

Paul Light of the Centre for the Study of Congress said whatever
decision Clinton makes, she must make it quickly house insurance face party
backlash.

"If she withdraws gracefully, she will have an enormous range of
opportunities," Light said. "She could eventually become a Senate
leader or end up on the Supreme Court."

Clinton has won many admirers in the Senate, among Democrats and
Republicans while working with them to draft bills on matters from
national security to health care, her signature issue.

In doing so, she has become one of America's most powerful chinese chicago Clinton joined the Senate streetwear clothes January 2001 after eight years in the
White House as a top aide and wife of President Bill Clinton.

Elmendorf said the "best thing for her to do is endorse [Obama] now,
endorse him enthusiastically and endorse him without any
precondition".

Source: Al Jazeera and agencies

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