As an exclamation point at the end of her bid for the Democratic nominiation for Presidient of the United States, Hillary Clinton calls for party unity and issues a strong the endorsement of Barack Obama. ”Every moment looking back keeps us from our future …. help me in my support of Barack Obama”, said Senator Clinton.

City Party Chairman Brian Wahby said, “We always knew that after this historic primary, we Democrats would come together to work arm and arm to win in November”.

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Last night before a packed house in the very spot where John McCain will accept his party’s nomination Barack Obama clinched the Democratic nomination. After scoring impressive victories across the nation and engaging millions of new voters Barack Obama secured the requisite number of delegates to become the presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party.

In his speech he paid great respect to Senator Hillary Clinton – who along with Obama – has campaigned in 54 primaries and caucuses since the start of the season in Iowa. This historic primary was waged by two of the most qualified candidates in recent history. The contests were marked by over 35 million democrats participating in primaries and caucuses – the largest number in history.

“Now is the time for our Party to come together with Barack Obama as our standard bearer and take the fight to the Republicans,” said Brian Wahby, St. Louis’ Democratic Party Chairman to over 400 people who gathered for St. Louis’ Obama watch party.

Democrats from all part of our city gathered last night to take the next step in seating the Missouri Delegation to the Democratic National committee in Denver.  Although the final numbers are not in, it appears that nearly 700 Democrats came out to participate in our Caucuses. To all that came out – thanks!