Gansler says Hillary was at her best last night
By Danny Reiter, PolitickerMD.com Reporter
Attorney General Doug Gansler (D)DENVER - Attorney General Doug Gansler believes Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton’s speeches at the Democratic National Convention may have puts some doubts to rest.
“Together they went a long way to bridging the gap for some women who had lingering concerns,” he said “I think Michelle Obama put that to rest on the first night of the convention and Hillary Clinton really took it the rest of the way by saying ‘look this isn’t about me. It’s about what we’re trying to do here.’”
Gansler said Clinton’s address was the “best speech I’ve ever seen her deliver.”
Gansler co-chairs the Maryland for Obama campaign and is an add-on delegate for presumptive presidential nominee Barack Obama.
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