Clinton to Campaign for Obama

By Jay Newton-Small | @JNSmall | August 5, 2008 | +

Amid reports that the Clintons’ are none-too-keen on Obama right now, the campaign announced that Hillary will campaign for Obama in Nevada this Friday and Florida later in the month. These will be the first public events Clinton will do for Obama since their Unity, New Hampshire rally. Clinton, who will be in south Florida on August 21, will hold “campaign for change rallies and voter registration events.” No word yet on when, and if, Bill Clinton might appear with Obama. The New York Times smartly asks: does Obama need Bill Clinton’s blessing? (They say he does.)

Update:
Ooops, sorry KT, I didn’t see your post!

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