Posted several times Friday, Aug 3.
There was a miscommunication between Yearlykos and Senator Clinton’s Campaign which was never under the impression that Senator Clinton would be attending the breakout session due to a scheduling conflict.
We regret due to this miscommunication, the announcement was made so belatedly. >
By Friday afternoon, however, convention organizers said Clinton's camp had resolved a scheduling mix-up and that the candidate would appear for the separate session.bluedog (1000+ posts) Fri Aug-03-07 10:25 AM
Senator Clinton Did Not Jilt Kossacks
from KOS site...........
Senator Clinton Did Not Jilt Kossacks
Thu Aug 02, 2007 at 10:06:25 PM PDT
Senator Clinton's campaign (and in fact those of every candidate participating) have been incredibly flexible and helpful in putting together this Presidential forum. Saturday is going to be an amazing day.
In the weeks leading up to the convention we worked with her campaign and the campaigns of EVERY candidate participating to accommodate a diverse array of scheduling and other concerns.
Yearlykos wholeheartedly disagrees with the sentiments expressed in the diary entitled "Effing Hillary Jilts Kossacks."There was a miscommunication between Yearlykos and Senator Clinton’s Campaign, which was never under the impression that Senator Clinton would be attending the breakout session due to a scheduling conflict. We regret due to this miscommunication, the announcement was made so belatedly.
We are ecstatic she will be attending the forum and that Anne Lewis will be representing her in the breakout session.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-kos4aug04,1,152104.story?track=crosspromo&coll=la-headlines-nation&ctrack=5&cset=trueLiberals look ahead at Yearly Kos
At the second such conference, online political activists celebrate their growing influence and consider their future role.
By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
August 4, 2007
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign spokesman also drew praise for protesting the O'Reilly attack on Kos. But the New York senator stubbed her toe when her campaign sent word that she would not have time for a personal "breakout" session with activists today. (In addition to the debate, the candidates will appear individually to take question from convention attendees.)
That news brought loud boos and accusations from some conferees that Clinton was out of touch.
By Friday afternoon, however, convention organizers said Clinton's camp had resolved a scheduling mix-up and that the candidate would appear for the separate session.