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Jonathan Alter column in which he uses Slate's delegate calculator to figure out that even if Hillary were to win 16 straight, Obama would still likely end the primary season with a pledged-delegate lead. Full Article at MSNBC
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She must, in my opinion, make that kind of show. It's not an either-or ... If we don't have a nominee sooner rather than later, it makes it increasingly difficult to defeat John McCain.
SOURCE: MyDD
