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(Fox News) - Some Democrats are worried that the ongoing fight between Barack Obama and the Clintons might divide the party, but it seems the issue has itself divided the party.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy — who supports Obama — has been critical of Bill Clinton for what he calls "glib cheap shots." "That's beneath the dignity of a former president," Leahy told The Washington Post. "He is not helping anyone, and certainly not helping the Democratic Party."

Senator Ted Kennedy and Congressman Rahm Emanuel have spoken to Mr. Clinton about his attacks on Obama.

But senator Barbara Boxer says she does not see the squabbling as a long-term problem. And fellow Democratic Senator Benjamin Cardin says, "It's a competitive campaign, good for the Democratic Party and good for our country."