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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Hillary Rodham Clinton finally had a confetti night. The Democratic presidential hopeful claimed victory in the Ohio and Rhode Island primaries Tuesday night, and said that means, "We're going strong and we're going all the way." ... Full Article at Santa Maria Times
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On this day in 1770 British troops fired on an angry mob in Boston -- an event that would become known as the "Boston Massacre." On to today's top stories: "Clinton's Victories Mean the Race Goes On - and May Get Ugly" (Steven Thomma, McClatchy Full Article at Real Clear Politics
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Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y. , speaks during a rally Monday, March 3, 2008, in Austin, Texas. (AP Photo/Harry Cabluck) COLUMBUS, Ohio—Hillary Rodham Clinton finally had a confetti night. The Democratic presidential Full Article at Boston Globe
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Even a split decision — such as winning Ohio and losing Texas — would leave her trailing Obama in delegates needed to secure the nomination, with little room left to catch up. "She needs to score a knockout," said Paul Beck, a political scientist at Full Article at Hartford Courant
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"If she wins in Texas and Ohio, I think she'll be the nominee," former President Clinton said Wednesday during a speech to his wife's supporters in Beaumont, Texas. "If you don't deliver for her, I don't think she can be." Those are big "ifs." Rival Full Article at Hartford Courant
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She's a stronger figure when she's out on her own
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Her durability is impressive if not astonishing, but she is still looking at some pretty cold, hard numbers in the race
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If she wins Texas and Ohio, I think she will be the nominee. If you don't deliver for her, then I don't think she can be
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D-Day is Tuesday. We have to have a positive campaign after Tuesday. Whoever has the most delegates after Tuesday, a clear lead, should be, in my judgment, the nominee
