Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Obama Picks Up Another Mississippi Superdelegate

Carnelia Fondren commits to Obama

Carnelia Fondren, vice chair of the Mississippi Democratic Party and one of Mississippi’s seven “superdelegates” to the Democratic National Convention, announced her support for presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama. Fondren released the following statement today:

“Sen. Hillary Clinton is one of the greatest political leaders of our time. This is a special and exciting time to be a woman in politics. I, as well as other Mississippians, am extremely proud of what she has accomplished,” Fondren said.

“Sen. Clinton has run an honorable, impressive campaign and has discussed in-depth her vision for the future of our country. I am especially grateful that Sen. Clinton made it a point to include Mississippi in her campaign schedule, giving our residents a good look at her plans and agenda.

“But the people of our state and this country have spoken. And they have chosen to support Sen. Barack Obama, an equally impressive presidential candidate. Sen. Obama is a dynamic leader who offers a compelling vision for the future of our nation and the state of Mississippi.

“Sen. Obama’s campaign style, his honesty and his ability to connect with the people of this country give us a great opportunity to win back the presidency. The people of our country have spoken and shown they support Sen. Obama – now it’s time for party leaders to unite behind one candidate and head toward victory in November.”

4 comments:

  1. We have one Party Leader and what one add-on left? I thought it was 6.

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  2. I agree with Ms. Fondren, it is time to focus on winning in November. Time to close ranks and turn the Democratic machine towards John McCain. The Straight Talk Express's free ride is over.

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  3. I've lost track. Either way it onward towards President Barack Obama!

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  4. I think we've got 7 and Representatives Taylor and Childers haven't made a public announcement.

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