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guardian.co.uk
13-May-2008
        
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West Virginia Democrats headed to the polls this morning in what is expected to be a resounding victory for Hillary Clinton, as frontrunner Barack Obama continued to add superdelegates to his corner. Clinton campaigned doggedly yesterday, clinging to her hopes that an anticipated landslide in... [read full story]                    

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West Virginia votes as Obama gains superdelegates

ctv.ca
13-May-2008
        

CTV.ca News Staff As West Virginians voted in Tuesday's U.S. Democratic primary, where they are expected to hand Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton a big win, four more superdelegates declared for Sen. Barack Obama. Clinton and Obama met on the floor of the U.S. Senate on Tuesday morning, where they...

                   

News Analysis: Clinton expected to win big in West Virginia, but not big enough for long-shot bid

xinhuanet.com
13-May-2008
        

By Wang Wei WASHINGTON, May 13 (Xinhua) -- U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was counting on a victory in the West Virginia primary to pull her campaign out of a dead end as thousands of voters in the state cast their ballots Tuesday to choose a presidential nominee. One of...

                   

OBAMA CAN'T WIN IN NOVEMBER

freerepublic.com
13-May-2008
        

Obama can't win. It's not that complex, really. He just can't win. A candidate who can't win over his own party certainly can't win over the country. The traits and flaws which make him an unacceptable candidate to roughly a third of Democrats will make him an unacceptable candidate to a majority...

Clinton set to win West Virginia

news.com.au
13-May-2008
        

By John Whitesides in Washington HILLARY Clinton appears headed to a big West Virginia victory over front-runner Barack Obama in the Democratic presidential race, although it could be too late to turn around her faltering White House bid. Clinton has an advantage of at least 20 points in most...

                   

Obama notches up delegates while Hillary looks safe in West Virginia

guardian.co.uk
13-May-2008
        

Voters in West Virginia headed to the polls this morning in what is expected to be a resounding primary win for Hillary Clinton, but one that is unlikely to reshape the Democratic race. She campaigned doggedly yesterday, clinging to her hopes that an anticipated landslide could interrupt Obama's...

                   

Clinton looks safe in West Virginia

guardian.co.uk
13-May-2008
        

Voters in West Virginia headed to the polls this morning in what is expected to be a resounding primary win for Hillary Clinton, but one that is unlikely to reshape the Democratic race. She campaigned doggedly yesterday, clinging to her hopes that an anticipated landslide could interrupt Obama's...

                   

Hillary looks safe in W Virginia

guardian.co.uk
13-May-2008
        

Voters in West Virginia headed to the polls this morning in what is expected to be a resounding primary win for Hillary Clinton, but one that is unlikely to reshape the Democratic race. She campaigned doggedly yesterday, clinging to her hopes that an anticipated landslide could interrupt Obama's...

                   

Clinton expects West Virginia win

guardian.co.uk
13-May-2008
        

West Virginia Democrats headed to the polls this morning in what is expected to be a resounding victory for Hillary Clinton, as frontrunner Barack Obama continued to add superdelegates to his corner. Clinton campaigned doggedly yesterday, clinging to her hopes that an anticipated landslide in...

Obama Turns Attention to General Election

redorbit.com
13-May-2008
        

Posted on: Tuesday, 13 May 2008, 09:00 CDT With voting underway in the West Virginia Democratic primary, Sen. Barack Obama Tuesday turned his attention to a general election battleground. Obama, D-Ill., was set to spend the afternoon campaigning in Missouri, a key general election swing state,...

                   

Obama races to end game

news.com.au
13-May-2008
        

HILLARY Clinton is expected to post a hefty win in West Virginia today on the back of the "hillbilly vote" as the guessing games continue about when she will drop out of the race. As Senator Clinton doggedly fights a losing battle for the Democratic Party's nomination, presumptive Republican...

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