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Despite her clear victory in Pennsylvania's Democratic primary, opinion polls suggest that Hillary Clinton will lose forthcoming primaries in North Carolina...
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- Submitted By: snail | about 1 year ago
Here is a short summary from te article: "How long will this Clinton-Obama marathon continue? Possibly into November.Consider this scenario:
--After the last primary election votes are counted in South Dakota and Montana June 3 just enough ...
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- News Source: USA Today | about 1 year agoNorth Carolina Gov. Mike Easley has decided to endorse Hillary Rodham Clinton for president, lending the support of the state's top elected Democrat to her underdog effort to beat Barack Obama in the state's May 6 primary. "I think it's a tremendous...
- News Source: Truthdig | about 1 year agoClinton has a similar pledge from Sen. Barbara Boxer of California. [...] Of course, Clinton can still flip the endorsement balance back in her favor: Not counting Clinton, Obama, and the Senate’s two Democratic-leaning independents, 18 Democratic...
- News Source: Voice of America | about 1 year agoDownload (MP3) Saine report - Listen (MP3) Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's former pastor, the Reverend Jeremiah Wright, is accusing the media of unfairly attacking him and taking controversial remarks he made years ago out of context.
- News Source: USA Today | about 1 year agoThe tight race between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama has their campaigns looking even in the most-Republican corners of Indiana for votes in the days leading up to the state's primary next week. Former president Bill Clinton traveled Monday...
- News Source: Reuters | about 1 year agoHillary Clinton or Barack Obama will know when to pull out of the U.S. presidential race in order to unify the party for the general election, the chairman of the Democratic Party said on Monday. In a round of network television appearances, Howard...
- News Source: The Tribune | about 1 year agoPa. -- Pennsylvania election officials revised their unofficial vote count Monday for the presidential primary after determining that a clerical error had kept about 26,000 votes out of the state tally. The omitted votes were all from Northampton...
- News Source: The Examiner | about 1 year agoGov. Mike Easley will endorse Hillary Rodham Clinton for president, The Associated Press has learned. Easley was expected to announce the endorsement Tuesday morning in Raleigh , the state capital, one week before North Carolina 's primary on May 6,...
- News Source: The Hill | about 1 year agoObama, the front-runner for the Democratic nomination, received the backing of New Mexico Sen. Jeff Bingaman on Monday, and now leads Clinton with 14 endorsements to 13. In addition, Bingaman is the latest in a string of committee chairmen to support...
- News Source: The New York Times | about 1 year agoWill either of those constituencies leave their grievances at home come November? Will large numbers stay home altogether if their history-making candidate loses the nomination?...Howard Dean , chairman of the Democratic National Committee , Senate...
- News Source: International Business Times | about 1 year agoA political advocacy group consisting of backers of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign was to begin spending at least $700,000 Tuesday in an Indiana advertising blitz calling on Sen. Barack Obama to address the economic plight of...
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