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04.06.2008
Hillary and Obama -- Speaking Together? Today?!

Hillary and Obama are both slated to be speaking at the final session of AIPAC's annual policy conference tomorrow morning (which is technically already today, Wednesday) at 9am. I'll be there bright and early to get a front-row seat for their first post-primary encounter. I wonder if Hillary will be able to keep up her triumphant shtick when she comes face-to-face with the party's presumptive nominee. Check back in the morning for a full report.

--Zvika Krieger

Posted: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 12:48 AM with 3 comment(s)

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cspencef said:

Ah, but speaking at the same session is not necessarily speaking together...

June 4, 2008 1:03 AM

Nippers said:

Check back in the morning? Oh, god. No. Please. Don't say that. Because I will. I'll check back. And I'll scroll. And I'll click. And I'll probably even post. And then I'll have to check back later. And I've got all this work to do. And it's already 1 a.m. I want this campaign to be over for purely selfish reasons. So I can spend more time with my son. So I can memorize Yeats poems. So I can feel the peace come dropping slow. So I can contemplate the wondrous night life of zooplankton or remember the desolate bus stops of my childhood. Please. Let it end. He won.

June 4, 2008 1:16 AM

liberal reformer said:

This should be interesting. They will cross paths tommorrrow but will there be any interaction?

June 4, 2008 1:25 AM