Early Obama Supporter Michael Benjamin Says the Party's Not Divided
By Azi Paybarah
August 26, 2008 | 10:45 p.m
Assemblyman Michael Benjamin, an early Obama supporter from the Bronx, thinks the media is perpetuating a storyline about conflict between the Obama camp and the Clintons. It doesn't really exist, he told me earlier today in the Pepsi Center.
Later, I got an email from Benjamin about Hillary Clinton's speech, which he thinks should put to rest any question about a divided party.
Sen. Clinton delivered a knockout blow to those sought to foment dissension and disunity. She outdid Sen. Kennedy and she showed greater statesmanship and party loyalty than he did in 1980. Her speech will go down as the greatest seconding speech in American political history. Hillary, you go girl!
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