Time for Democrats to set aside their differences

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It's time for Democrats to follow the example set by Bill Clinton when he nominated Barack Obama the other night and put aside our differences. As Bill points out in the letter below, the stakes are very high in the 2012 election:

Virginia -- The stakes couldn’t be higher in the 2012 election. The outcome will determine the direction our country takes for the next generation. The last thing we want is to wake up the day after the election regretting that we didn’t do enough to prevent the Republican Party from winning the White House and maintaining their grip on Congress. Donate $3 or more today to win a Democratic majority and help President Obama achieve the change we need for America. Let’s take this opportunity to show the full force of our grassroots strength. Sincerely, Bill Clinton Paid for by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee | 430 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003 (202) 863-1500 | www.dccc.org | Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

Look: Hillary watches Bill's convention speech

U.S. State Department Photo.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was in East Timor, but that didn't prevent her from watching her husband's convention speech.