thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com - 8/8/2008
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After a curious week of back-and-forth between the Obama and Clinton worlds, the former president was offered an invitation to speak on the second-to-last night of the party's convention in Denver.
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Report: Bill Clinton Set To Speak At Dem Convention
TPM Election Central —
The New York Times has the details from unnamed Democrats:
Yes, Bill Clinton will have a role at the Democratic convention.
After a curious week of back-and-forth between the Obama and Clinton worlds, the former president was offered an invitation to speak on the second-to-last night of the party's convention in Denver. He will take the stage on Aug. 27, three Democratic senior officials said, before the address by the party's vice-presidential nominee.
The offer was extended by the Obama campaign on Thursday to Mr. Clinton, who accepted ...
Billary will speak at the Dem convention
Sister Toldjah —
The Mrs. will speak on Tuesday August 26th, which is “Women’s Equality Day” (the 88th anniversary of the 19th amendment’s passage).
The Bubbinski, fresh off of his non-endorsement of Obama, will speak on August 27th, right before the Dem party’s VP pick will take the stage.
The Denver Post reports today that Clinton backers/delegates are not giving up the fight to make their voices heard during the convention via voting for her ...
Related: denver convention sold out
Tickets to Obama's Convention Speech Sell Out Within 24 Hours —
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Tickets to see Barack Obama's nomination acceptance speech at Invesco Field in Denver, Colo., sold out within 24 hours, according to Obama's campaign. The application process closed Thursday and all others were put on a waiting list.
The campaign had set aside most of the more than 60,000 seats available to the public for the final [...]
Obama DNC Speech Sells Out In 24 Hours —
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Tickets for Barack Obama's Democratic National Convention speech at the Invesco Field in Denver sold out within 24 hours, according to campaign officials.
In early July, convention organizers announced the Illinois senator would officially accept the Democratic nomination at the 75,000 seat stadium rather than a 20,000 seat hall.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has sold 2,737 copies of her new book in its first week, Drudge’s main headline reads this morning. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) may push for Democratic delegates to vote her as the party’s nominee at its Denver convention this month, another top headline suggests, while another says Democrats are [...]