the night , followed a line up of other Democrats who used their time at the podium to attack President Bush 's record and McCain 's policies . Appearing strong and energized , Clinton thanked her voters for supporting her historic campaign as a female candidate and reached out to those wary of Obama by telling them they were n't in this for her , but for her cause . That cause , she said , is the same thing that Obama and the rest of the Democratic Party are fighting for . Watch Clinton 's entire speech '' Many analysts said the speech would end speculation that Clinton has not fully embraced Obama as her party 's candidate . Clinton mentioned Obama by name more than twice as many times as she mentioned the party as a whole . Analysts weigh in on the night 's speakers '' `` I thought she was a class act , '' said political analyst David Gergen , who worked in the Clinton administration . `` I think it could well be said that nothing has so become her campaign as the way she has ended it here tonight . '' Clinton also
DENVER , Colorado -LRB- CNN -RRB- -- Sen. Hillary Clinton introduced herself as a `` proud supporter of Barack Obama '' at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday as she called on her party to rally behind her former rival . Sen. Hillary Clinton , with daughter Chelsea , receives a standing ovation from the Democratic delegates . `` Whether you voted for me , or voted for Barack , the time is now to unite as a single party with a single purpose . We are on the same team , and none of us can sit on the sidelines . This is a fight for the future . And it 's a fight we must win together , '' she said . Leading up to her address , there was a lot of speculation about what she would say and whether she would make a strong enough call for unity . But she made a very strident case for Obama 's candidacy . `` No way . No how . No McCain . Barack Obama is my candidate . And he must be our president , '' Clinton said . Her speech , which was the last of