Los Angeles Times logo Los Angeles Times 21 months ago

Ohio win boosts Clinton

Though supporters call the victory a comeback, the New York senator still lags Obama in the delegate count. Full Article at Los Angeles Times

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  1. I think a lot of these superdelegates are going to be of a mind that the time has come to end this thing
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 21 months ago
  2. This campaign is taking on an air of desperation, and desperate people often do desperate things ... And those things are often not helpful to their party when they're not the nominee.
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  3. She's hanging on by her fingernails, and a win in Ohio doesn't really change that, in my view
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