Barack Obama Statement on Hillary Clinton Endorsement
By admin - Posted on June 9th, 2008
June 07, 2008 -- Chicago, IL - "Obviously, I am thrilled and honored to have Senator Clinton's support. But more than that, I honor her today for the valiant and historic campaign she has run.
Barack Obama with Hillary Clinton: Photo by Salvador García Bardón (CC)
She shattered barriers on behalf of my daughters and women everywhere, who now know that there are no limits to their dreams. And she inspired millions with her strength, courage and unyielding commitment to the cause of working Americans.
Our party and our country are stronger because of the work she has done throughout her life, and I'm a better candidate for having had the privilege of competing with her in this campaign.
No one knows better than Senator Clinton how desperately America and the American people need change, and I know she will continue to be in the forefront of that battle this fall and for years to come," said U.S. Senator Barack Obama.
Source: Barack Obama campaign
Scroll down for related articles:
Related articles
- 2008-08-27: Hillary Clinton Endorses Barack Obama, Calls for Party Unity
- 2008-08-21: Statement from the Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton Press Offices
- 2008-06-09: Barack Obama Statement on Hillary Clinton Endorsement
- 2008-06-09: Hillary Clinton's Speech Endorsing Barack Obama for President
- 2008-06-02: Hillary Clinton Wins Puerto Rico Primary
- 2008-05-26: Hillary Clinton Speaks of Faith, Barack Obama of Service Ahead of Final Primary Votes
- 2008-05-21: Kentucky, Oregon Primary Results: Clinton Wins Kentucky, Obama Victorious in Oregon
- 2008-05-19: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama Campaign Ahead of Kentucky, Oregon Primaries
- 2008-05-15: John Edwards, Indiana Congressman, Democrats Abroad Chair Endorse Barack Obama
- 2008-05-15: Howard Dean Announces Joint Fundraising Agreement with Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama Campaigns
- 2008-05-13: Hawaii Superdelegate, Idaho Party Chairman Endorse Barack Obama
- 2008-05-07: Barack Obama Wins North Carolina Primary, Hillary Clinton Leads Slightly in Indiana
