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    TOLEDO, Ohio - Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton suggested Monday she'll press on with the campaign after Tuesday's crucial primaries, arguing that momentum is on her side despite 11 straight losses to rival Sen. Barack Obama. "I'm just getting warmed up" Clinton told reporters, looking ahead to a busy day of campaign events in Ohio and Texas where polls show a close race ahead of Tuesday's primaries. Full Article at Santa Maria Times
    I'm just getting warmed up
    Hillary Rodham Clinton – Hillary Rodham Clinton SOURCE: Santa Maria Times 21 months ago
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Clinton to Press Ahead After Primaries
  1. Thirty retired generals and admirals have endorsed me, including two former chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff ... They have endorsed me because they believe they will be well-served with me as commander in chief.
    SOURCE: Santa Maria Times 21 months ago
  2. Obviously it's within the margin of error in both the popular vote and the delegate count. Ohio is the key to winning the presidency and I'm excited about tomorrow and I'm looking forward to it.
    Hillary Rodham Clinton – Hillary Rodham Clinton SOURCE: Santa Maria Times 21 months ago
  3. I think I know what's happening and I believe I'm going to do very well tomorrow ... I think that's going to be a very significant message to the country, and then we move on to Pennsylvania and the states coming up.
    SOURCE: Santa Maria Times 21 months ago
  4. Senator Obama, as chairman of an oversight committee charged with the force of fighting Al Qaeda in Afghanistan, was too busy running for President to hold even one hearing
    Hillary Rodham Clinton – Hillary Rodham Clinton SOURCE: Santa Maria Times 21 months ago
  5. This is a wartime election, which Democrats haven't talked enough about in my opinion
    SOURCE: Santa Maria Times 21 months ago
  6. Hard-fought primary contests are a part of American politics ... We're going to have a hard-fought contest, we're going to have a unified Democratic Party, we're going to get behind whoever our nominee is and we're going to win in November.
    SOURCE: Santa Maria Times 21 months ago
  7. I intend to so as well as I can on Tuesday and we'll see what happens after that
    SOURCE: Santa Maria Times 21 months ago

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