It is on the obligation of all leaders, black, white, brown, yellow, to make sure we bring our party together, that we make it a cohesive party, that, after all of the politicking is set aside, that we are in a position to win this election.
Tubbs Jones stresses the need for party unity among leaders to ensure a Democratic victory in the election.
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