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U-T Editorial: Election choices

Democratic elections, be they party primaries or general elections, are all about choices. Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton or John Edwards, Joe Biden, Bill Richardson or Chris Dodd. Barack Obama or John McCain. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune

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