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Clinton looks for big West Virginia win

tiscali.co.uk
13-May-2008
        
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By John Whitesides, Political Correspondent WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton appeared headed to a big West Virginia victory over front-runner Barack Obama in the Democratic presidential race on Tuesday, although it could be too late to turn around her faltering White House bid. Clinton has... [read full story]                    

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Barack Obama on Wednesday shrugged off one of his worst election results since his epic battle with Hillary Clinton began in January, after going down by 67% to 26% in Tuesday's West Virginia primary. She promised to stay in the race until at least the last of the primaries on June 3.

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15-May-2008
        

Democrat Hillary Clinton vowed to remain in the presidential race until the final Democratic Party primaries next month while her campaign built a case that she now leads in the popular vote if the disputed contests in Michigan and Florida are counted. Clinton gave a round of television...

                   

Despite West Virginia, Obama wins more Democratic grandees

thenews.com.pk
14-May-2008
        

WASHINGTON: Barack Obama renewed his momentum with more Democratic leaders drifting to the White House front-runner’s camp on Wednesday despite his pummelling by Hillary Clinton in the West Virginia primary. The former first lady routed the Illinois senator by 67 to 26 per cent in West Virginia,...

West Virginians Choose Clinton, As Race Plays A Larger Role (Exit Polls Find Racism In Dem Party?

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14-May-2008
        

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton arranged to meet with uncommitted superdelegates following her lopsided victory in the West Virginia primary, as her supporters argued that her appeal to some traditional Democratic voting blocks may change opinions despite the long odds against her... Governor Ed...

                   

Clinton wants to move the winning post in last-gasp bid to run in White House race

scotsman.com
14-May-2008
        

Published Date: 15 May 2008 HILLARY Clinton yesterday launched what is likely to be the final gambit of her primary campaign, calling for the disqualified states of Florida and Michigan to be counted in the primary process. Following her big victory in West Virginia this week she wants the...

Hillary Clinton Holds Primary Night Event In West Virginia

tiscali.co.uk
14-May-2008
        

CHARLESTON, WV - MAY 13: Carly Smith, 6, of Charleston, West Virginia, plays in the confetti after a rally for Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) at the Charleston Civic Center May 13, 2008 in Charleston, West Virginia. Despite Clinton's strong victory in the West...

Obama wins backing of powerful Democrats in race for White House

dailystar.com.lb
14-May-2008
        

Barack Obama has renewed his momentum, with more Democratic leaders drifting to the White House front-runner's camp Wednesday despite his pummeling by Hillary Clinton in the West Virginia primary. The former first lady routed the Illinois senator by 67 to 26 percent in West Virginia, in a contest.

                   

Clinton win in W Virginia: too little, too lateDan Balz

expressindia.com
14-May-2008
        

Washington, May 14: Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton routed Senator Barack Obama in the West Virginia primary yesterday, scoring one of her most lopsided victories of the long campaign even as she continued to battle overwhelming odds in her bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Clinton’s...

                   
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theage.com.au
14-May-2008
        

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Clinton wins West Virginia, but Obama way ahead

indiatimes.com
14-May-2008
        

NEW YORK: Hillary Rodham Clinton saved her best for too late. The former first lady soundly thumped rival Barack Obama in West Virginia on Tuesday just as the Illinois senator well ahead in the popular vote and among pledged delegates was beginning to shift focus to the general election and...

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