June 23, 2008 1:21 PM
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Obama, Clinton To Campaign Together Friday In New Hampshire
Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton plan to campaign together at a "Unite For Change" rally on Friday in the town of Unity, New Hampshire. (Now how's that for a symbolic location?)
As the Obama campaign's brief press release notes, "Both candidates received exactly 107 votes in the western New Hampshire town in the primary."
It will be the first joint appearance for the former rivals since Clinton suspended her campaign for the Democratic nomination. The Obama campaign has yet to release further details about the event.
As the Obama campaign's brief press release notes, "Both candidates received exactly 107 votes in the western New Hampshire town in the primary."
It will be the first joint appearance for the former rivals since Clinton suspended her campaign for the Democratic nomination. The Obama campaign has yet to release further details about the event.
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Brian Montopoli Brian Montopoli is the senior political reporter at CBSNews.com.
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