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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Sen. Hillary Clinton on Tuesday told New York lawmakers she is open to being the running mate of Sen. Barack Obama, her rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, two of the lawmakers told CNN.
Sen. Hillary Clinton trails Obama by 159 delegates and is 201 delegates shy of capturing the nomination.
1 of 2 Rep. Charles Rangel, a senior member of the New York Democratic delegation, also told CNN, "I have reason to believe she is open to the [vice president] slot."
One of the sources added that former President Clinton has been privately pushing for a couple of weeks for his wife to be No. 2 on the ticket.
On Monday night, a close friend and adviser of the former first lady told CNN Clinton will say tonight "that she will do whatever it takes" to put a Democrat in the White House. Barack Obama insiders saw that as an indication she would accept an offer to be his running mate if asked.
"In her speech [Tuesday] night, she will convey the message that first and foremost she is committed to Democrats winning in November and will do whatever she's asked to do," the Clinton adviser said.
"She will do whatever it takes to bring the party together to win and whatever is asked of her to make sure the Republicans are defeated," the adviser added.
Even though she discussed being Obama's running mate, her campaign chairman earlier in the day said Clinton was "absolutely not" prepared to concede the race after the polls close tonight in Montana and South Dakota, the final two contests on the primary calendar.
Terry McAuliffe rejected as "100 percent" incorrect an Associated Press report that Clinton is preparing to acknowledge Obama has the delegates to win the nomination Tuesday night as the five-month Democratic primary process comes to a close.
Obama "doesn't have the numbers today, and until someone has the numbers the race goes on," McAuliffe told CNN.
Clinton continues to fight Obama in the Democratic primary season. Some 61 contests over five months will end Tuesday as Montana and South Dakota hold primaries. Watch McAuliffe say the 'race goes on' »
Only 31 pledged delegates are at stake in those two contests.
Obama on Tuesday had 2,083 delegates, just 35 delegates shy of the 2,118 needed to clinch the nomination, after a number of superdelegates announced their support for the senator from Illinois.
Former President Jimmy Carter and Rep. James Clyburn, the No. 3 Democrat in the House and the highest ranking African-American in Congress, were two of the most prominent superdelegate endorsements that Obama picked up. Watch Clyburn endorse Obama
"I came to that decision because I do believe that he has elevated this campaign," Clyburn said. "He has energized our constituents. He is redrawing an electoral map for Democrats."
There are not enough pledged delegates at stake in Montana and South Dakota to put Obama over the top, but a rush of endorsements by the remaining undeclared "superdelegates" could allow him to claim victory when he takes the stage in Minnesota Tuesday evening.
Superdelegates are the approximate 825 Democratic governors, members of Congress, and party officials who each get to vote in the delegate nominating process. Around 200 of them have yet to endorse either Obama or Clinton.
In a bit of symbolism, Obama will spend Tuesday night at a rally at the Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota, the same arena which will house the 2008 Republican National Convention in September. Clinton will spend the night at an campaign event in New York City. iReport.com: See what cartoonists think of the interminable race
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Obama is looking more and more toward a likely general election matchup with John McCain, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee. And while not taking anything for granted, it appears he's starting to look at Clinton as less of a rival and more as an important ally who can help him win in November.
"We're getting very close to the number that will, that will give us the nomination and if we've hit that number on Tuesday night, then we will. We will announce that and I think even if we don't, this is the end of the primary season, and I think it's very important for us to focus on the clear contrast that's going to exist between Democrats and Republicans in this election," Obama said this weekend while campaigning in South Dakota.
"Sen. Clinton is an outstanding public servant, she has worked tirelessly on this campaign, she has been a great senator for the state of New York and she is going to be a great asset when we go into November to make sure that we defeat the Republicans," Obama said on the campaign trail Sunday in South Dakota, adding Monday in Michigan that "she and I will be working together." Watch Obama vow the party will come together after the primary »
Clinton's road to capturing the nomination is much longer and more difficult. She trails Obama by 166 delegates and is 201 delegates shy of capturing the nomination. Her main shot at winning now appears to depend on a mass wave of superdelegate support, which seems unlikely. See what's next for Clinton »
Clinton's been making the case for weeks now that she's ahead in the popular vote in the primaries and caucuses to date. Much of this argument hinges on how Michigan's disputed primary is counted. If Obama is awarded no votes, since his name wasn't on the ballot, Clinton leads by 194,000 in the popular vote count. If Obama is awarded the 40 percent who voted uncommitted in the primary, he's ahead of Clinton by 45,000 votes in the overall count. Watch Clinton outline her optimism »
"The Clinton campaign is making every effort to convince superdelegates she is the best qualified and most electable Democrat to take on John McCain in November. The problem for Clinton is that it seems a little bit too late for her argument to stick even if these superdelegates did embrace her assertion that she is the leader in the popular vote," said Mark Preston, CNN political editor.
CNN senior political correspondent Candy Crowley reported that "only a handful of people at the inner core of the Clinton campaign knows what she's thinking about doing when Tuesday's dust settles, adding that "those who have been with her since nearly the beginning are saying she will not push this into the convention. As one close Clinton supporter put it, she's acutely aware of her place in the party. She will not ruin the party."
Clinton scored a large victory Sunday in Puerto Rico's primary. It could be a different story in Montana, where Obama is ahead in the most recent polls. Obama campaigned in the state late last week, before stumping over the weekend in South Dakota. Clinton spent Monday in South Dakota. A new poll out Monday in that state puts Clinton up by double digits. But regardless of the results, Tuesday night is much more about the big picture than about who won which primary.
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(عدل بواسطة kamalabas on 06-03-2008, 09:42 PM)
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Re: من هيلاري مع الود: أوباما على أطراف المدينة. (Re: kamalabas)
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Dear Tharwat, and Kamal
You both are invited to our celebration tonight in Reems Creek. After all, with Precident Carter endorsement, Obama is just 28 short of the magic number 2118
Regards
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العزيز حيدر
اهنئك انت والآصدقاء ثروت و محمد عباس علي هذا النصر الكبير وادعوكم
جميعا لحضور احتفال مدينة ويفرفييل بريسينت للتغيير Weaverville Precinct for Changeوالذي اتشرف بترأسه والمقام اليوم في حوش ابونورة و عمر في ضاحية رييمس كرييك Reems Creek في تمام الساعة السابعة مساء.
مع احترامي لرأيك الأ انني لآاوافقك الرأي. قوي التغيير التي ايدت اوباما,
وقفت معه بسبب امانته وبسبب دعوته للتغيير والبعد عن المناكفات السياسية
العقيمة. ,هناك العديد من الآشخاص المؤهلين لمنصب نائب الرئيس مثل سيناتور جم ويب,حاكم اريزوناالسيدة جانيت نابوليتانو والسيناتورالمتقاعد
سام نين. ساعود للتعليق غدا انشاء الله.
تحياتي للجميع
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Re: من هيلاري مع الود: أوباما على أطراف المدينة. (Re: Elmoiz Abunura)
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Quote: مع احترامي لرأيك الأ انني لآاوافقك الرأي. قوي التغيير التي ايدت اوباما,
وقفت معه بسبب امانته وبسبب دعوته للتغيير والبعد عن المناكفات السياسية
العقيمة. |
أوافقك تماما عزيزي المعز
بالمناسبة
الناخب لا يصوت لاجل نائب رئيس المترشح مهما كان.
هذه تعني توزنات حزبية بحتة.
امنياتي لكم بإحتفال سعيد و تحياتنا لرجل السلام جيمي كارتر. ما تنسى الصور.
و ليتنا كنا معكم
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Re: من هيلاري مع الود: أوباما على أطراف المدينة. (Re: ثروت سوار الدهب)
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العزيز ثروت
تحياتى يا رجل ومبروك لاوباما من الاعماق
فوز اوباما نقلة نوعية فى الديمقراطية الامريكية
طبعا العديد من اصحاب المشاريع الشمولية حيظلوا يشككوا فى هذا الفوز سواء بادخال نظرية المؤامرة اليهودية او غيرها .
ولسان حالهم مايزال يردد امريكا قد دنا عذابها باعتبارها دار حرب ولذلك نقترح اهداء البشير امير المشروع الدينى الاصولى فى السودان فى هذه اللحظات التاريخية بعض ابيات من الشعر لابى الطيب فى مدح سيف الدولة وقد دخل عليه رسول الروم:
اليوم يرفع ملك الروم ناظره لان عفوك عنه عنده ظفر
وان اجبت بشىء عن رسائله فما يزال على الاملاك يفتخر
قد استراحت الى وقت رقابهم من السيف وباقى القوم ينتظر
وقد تبدّلها بالقوم غيرهم لكى تجمّ رؤوس القوم والقصر
تشبيه جودك بالامطار غادية جود لكفك ثان ناله المطر
تكسّب الشمس منك النور طالعة كما تكسّب منها نوره القمر
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Re: من هيلاري مع الود: أوباما على أطراف المدينة. (Re: ثروت سوار الدهب)
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ثروت وتراجي وجميع مؤيدي أوباما
ألف مبروك. ليلة الأمس كانت ليلة تأريخية فعلا، وعقبال الفوز الكبير
بس الخوف من القاعدة مستنية يغتالوه ليها عشان تجي هي!!
Over and above, she is desperately trying to push for Vice President, but it will never happen. The character she displayed falls far shorter of being selected by Obama for such a position. She simply needs to reap the fruits of her arrogance. Let her drink it to the end
سلام
إيمان
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Quote: ألف مبروك. ليلة الأمس كانت ليلة تأريخية فعلا، وعقبال الفوز الكبير
بس الخوف من القاعدة مستنية يغتالوه ليها عشان تجي هي!!
Over and above, she is desperately trying to push for Vice President, but it will never happen. The character she displayed falls far shorter of being selected by Obama for such a position. She simply needs to reap the fruits of her arrogance. Let her drink it to the end
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مبروك الصفحة الجديدة في التاريخ
و المستنية بره الله يكفينا شرها
تحاياي العزيزة إيمان احمد
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Re: من هيلاري مع الود: أوباما على أطراف المدينة. (Re: Elmosley)
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حبيبنا الموصلي
طبعا إلى الان عرفت انهم خدعوا الصحافة بقصة بيت هيلاري دي. و اتقابلوا في بين السانتور ديان فاينستين بيت ديان ما بعيد من بيت هيلاري.
ديان قالت: جبتهم الصالون و جلسوا في مقعدين متقابلين و تركتهم لوحدهم. قالوا شنو لبعض ما معروف.
مبلغ ظني هي محادثات لتوحيد الحزب بعد الشرخ الكبير و تطيب خواطر. و ليس ابعد.
يعني مافي دريم تكيت.
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Re: من هيلاري مع الود: أوباما على أطراف المدينة. (Re: Elmosley)
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سوبرديلقت الموصلي
نحن حزب واحد نعم
لكن ما دايرين هيلاري نائبة
موش من حقنا؟
لكن ما ح نبرر لو اختارها بس ح نشوف الاسباب شنو الخلتو يختار خيار سيئ زي دا
و لا اعتقد بأنه فاعل.
تحاياي لك
سوبردلقيت كستاوي سلامات
انت ما وريت الموصلي دا الجكس بتاعنا و لا كيف؟
امرق الجكس يا مان
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Quote: لكن ما دايرين هيلاري نائبة
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الاخ ثـروت
تـهـانينا بالفـوز الاولي لبراك اوبامـا..حبيبنا
كـل امنياتنا ان نراه في البيت الابيض قي شـهر يناير القادم انشـاء الـلـه.
حسـب قراءاتي لا اظن ان براك اوباما سيختار هـلري كنائبه له. لكن ربما وزيرة
خارجيه في حالة فوزه.
نائب الرئيس اعتقد سيتم اختياره من فرجينيا.
عبدالله محمود
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ثروت سوار الدهب
kamalabas
Elmoiz Abunura
طلعت الطيب
Tragie Mustafa
Rashid Elhag
إيمان أحمد
Elmosley
Kostawi
ABDALLAH ABDALLAH
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست