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Source: CCTV.com | 06-04-2008 15:30

Special Report:   U.S.Presidential Election 2008

Hillary Clinton congratulated Obama on his campaign, but she did not concede the race nor discuss the possibility of running as Obama's vice president. Speaking in New York, Clinton said she would spend the next few days determining how to move forward in the best interests of her country and party.

Democratic presidential hopeful. Hillary Clinton waves to supporters in New York City. Barack Obama made history Tuesday, capturing the Democratic White House nomination as the first black candidate atop a major-party ticket, after a giant-slaying win over Clinton.(AFP/GettyImages/ChrisMcgrath)
Democratic presidential hopeful. Hillary Clinton waves
to supporters in New York City. Barack Obama made history
Tuesday, capturing the Democratic White House nomination
as the first black candidate atop a major-party ticket,
after a giant-slaying win over Clinton.(AFP/GettyImages/
ChrisMcgrath)

Hillary Clinton said, "I want to start tonight by congratulating Senator Obama and his supporters on the extraordinary race that they have run. Senator Obama has inspired so many Americans to care about politics and empowered so many more to get involved and our party and our democracy is stronger and more vibrant as a result. "

Meanwhile, Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain welcomed Obama to the autumn campaign for the White House.

John McCain said, "Pundits and party elders have declared that Obama will be my opponent. He will be a formidable one. But I'm ready for the challenge and determined to run this race in a way that does credit to our campaign and to the proud, decent and patriotic people that I asked to lead."

 

Editor:Du Xiaodan