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Originally Posted by firstdown
What was so classy about what she did. Its not like she did it on her own after it was known he had won like everyother person has done when running for office. I think the night she lost and did not concede she felt the wrath from her party. I also think she thought she was a shoe in and then along came Obama and spoiled her walk to the White House.
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Being the big Obama supporter that I am, I initially felt the same way. But after reflecting and hearing her speech, and given the historic magnitude of her run for office, she most definitely deserved her own day. She needed that moment to put every thing into it's proper context, the millions upon millions of women that voted for her, and the hefty endorsement of Obama.
There's no one in hell she could have squeezed all of that into one emotional evening when Obama wrapped up the nomination.