CNN Poll: Will Sen. Hillary Clinton's speech on Saturday help unify the Democratic Party?

[malaise]

http://www.cnn.com/

Yes 59% 53908
No 41% 37571
Total Votes: 91479

[RufusTFirefly]

1. I'm sure it will HELP, but the question is : How much? n/t

[Ichingcarpenter]

2. voted.....n/t

[Waya]

3. Ditto.....

[Oceansaway]

4. ..

Will Sen. Hillary Clinton's speech on Saturday help unify the Democratic Party?

Yes 59% 54938

No 41% 38086

Total Votes: 93024

[grannylib]

5. It's a great start, and I am confident that she'll move forward with

the same passion; she DOES know what's at stake, I think, and she knows damn well we CANNOT afford another four years, God forbid any MORE than that, of rePigliCons in office!
Let's be optimistic and encouraging and just focus on the fight ahead and let's get fired up! Ready to go!
Ya Sure You Betcha We Can!

[hlthe2b]

6. I don't find the poll....

:shrug:

[Andy823]

7. Look

On the right side of the screen below markets.

[hlthe2b]

11. thanks... Pop Up Blocker was masking...

[Fleshdancer]

8. If GDP can unite (and it looks like they have) then there's hope for us all

I didn't see Clinton's speech yet, but it must have been pretty good because GDP is just two cat threads away from looking like the lounge right now.

I didn't think I believed in miracles until now. :D

[lonestarnot]

9. Unity! YES WE CAN!

:party: dance dance dance!

[Wizard777]

10. For us to continue to fight with the Clinton camp long after we have won.

That makes us different from the republicans on Iraq how? Continuing the fight long after we had won the war is exactly what is causing all our problems in Iraq. We just don't know when to quit. (Insert your favorite Clinton joke here :eyes: ) It's really not going work out any better or differently here in the election. Do we join forces against the republicans or do we allow sectarian infighting to draw us into a quagmire where we cannot win? That the real question that is facing the party right now.

[madokie]

12. still at 59% with 100210 total votes

[MercutioATC]

13. 60/40 now

[Booster]

14. Done and a little kick - it's going up.

[pleah]

15. Done. 60/40

[malaise]

16. Looks like it wasn't going CNNs way

It's gone.

[MarjorieG]

17. I hope she doesn't return to form. Publicly supportive, but less so when no one is looking.

There is so much harm done by the kitchen sink, popular vote bogus argument that she is really the winner, but I also think the media overstates the constituencis she alone holds. Obama is doing well with women, latinos and more working class every day.

How much of her vote was brand name?

I'm thrilled with today's speech. I'd like more of he won fair and square.

Many of the women she does hold are with her not because if policies, but because of transference somehow that she needed to win over men, to a big dream, for them. Many are unhappy.

Luckily Obama knows this election is less about him, than what he taps in people for themselves.

(sp)