WOAI 21 months ago

Former President Returns to S.A. To Campaign For Hillary Clinton

Former President Bill Clinton campaigning for his wife Hillary Rodham Clinton (Stephan Savoia, Associated Press)

Tuesday's primaries could be make or break for the Democrats. Barack Obama is in the lead with 1378 delegates, but Hillary Clinton is close behind with 1269 delegates. In order to win the nomination, the candidate needs 2025. Full Article at WOAI

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    John McCain – John McCain SOURCE: Hindustan Times 21 months ago
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    John McCain – John McCain SOURCE: Hindustan Times 21 months ago
  3. The theory was they had to blow us out in Texas and Ohio [to win the nomination], and I don't think that's going to happen ... But she's a tenacious and determined candidate, and so . . . we're just going to make sure that we work as hard as we can.
    Barack Obama – Barack Obama SOURCE: New York Daily News 21 months ago
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