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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24... Clinton to give post-primary speech in N.Y.
Obama says he and Clinton will work together in general election
MSNBC News Services
updated 5:39 p.m. ET, Mon., June. 2, 2008
RAPID CITY, S.D. - Hillary Rodham Clinton will give her post-primary speech in New York Tuesday night, a rare departure from the campaign trail.
Staffers who have worked for her on the ground in Puerto Rico, South Dakota and Montana have been invited to attend the event in New York or go home for further instructions, campaign aides said.
But campaign officials are saying no staff cuts are planned.
Clinton is under increasing pressure to cede the Democratic nomination to Barack Obama after the final primaries. There is a sense of denouement in the Clinton campaign.
She planned to rally with husband and former President Clinton and their daughter Chelsea in South Dakota Monday night - a reunion usually reserved for election nights.
The last two Democratic primaries are on Tuesday in South Dakota and Montana.
SNIP With 31 delegates at stake Tuesday, Obama could close the gap further and cue undecided superdelegates to come to his side. One of them, Nancy DiNardo, chairwoman of the Connecticut Democratic Party and the state's last uncommitted delegate, said Monday she is backing Obama. She had held back her endorsement for months, saying she wanted to wait until the primaries were over.
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