300 words should lead to this question.

If the eventual nominee will need to deliver a great speech that will help heal the divisions in the party, which candidate would be able to better accomplish that function?

If the eventual nominee will need to deliver a great speech that will help heal the divisions in the party, which candidate would be able to better accomplish that function?

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Dear Editor,

Now that Barack Obama has agreed to allow the voters from Florida and Michigan to be counted, there can be no question that he will be the legitimate nominee of the Democratic party for the nomination of President of the United States, as soon as the North Carolina primary takes place, in which he is heavily favored to win. Now, no one can accuse Obama of winning the nomination by disenfranchising important segments of the country since he made the important announcement today to let all of the voices in the party be heard, let the Michigan and Florida delegates be seated, and let truth ring out from the.......................

Hmmmm. Oh wait. I must be dreaming ! Obama still doesn't want to let the voters of Michigan and Florida vote because he knows he'd lose.

Sorry, guess you'll have to find another letter writer.  

I'd do it, but I'm not sure what exactly you're asking for....????

Ya know...NC
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Why don't do post a letter you have written and what paper you sent it to and maybe it could be used an example..

..and cc if Obama is heavily favored to win NC why is that? (By the way the NC AA registration is not all that high.)But they do have a lot of colleges..those damn educated young voters..
ah cc Obama will not do that because he is a man of his word..He signed a pledge as did Clinton way back last September.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/02/us/pol itics/02dems.html?ref=politics