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bbc.co.uk: Hillary Clinton celebrates her Kentucky win at a rally in Louisville, Kentucky, 20 May 2008 bbc.co.uk
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21-May-2008
        
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There is a growing sense of inevitability that Barack Obama will win the marathon Democratic nomination contest for the US presidency, despite Hillary Clinton's pledge to fight on, writes the BBC's Jonathan Beale. Barack Obama has won the most delegates in the primary contests so far One day,... [read full story]                    

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Memory Aid For Hillary - Clinton, Obama and Edwards Join Pledge to Avoid Defiant States

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Memory Aid For Hillary - Clinton, Obama and Edwards Join Pledge to Avoid Defiant States

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22-May-2008
        

PORTSMOUTH, N.H., Sept. 1 — Three of the major Democratic presidential candidates on Saturday pledged not to campaign in Florida, Michigan and other states trying to leapfrog the 2008 primary calendar, a move that solidified the importance of the opening contests of Iowa and New Hampshire. Hours...

                   
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Hillary has 2012 White House in her sights

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22-May-2008
        

A BIG win in Kentucky, but a loss in Oregon — and almost no hope of catching Barack Obama on virtually any version of the delegate mathematics. Increasingly there is speculation that Clinton's insistence on staying in the primary race until at least June 3 is about positioning for a run for the...

                   

Why Obama Tolerates Clinton's Presence

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22-May-2008
        

For some Democrats, watching this primary go on and on and on is like holding a yammering baby in a movie theater. every single second seems like an endless, endless eternity of cringing. How does one square the dislike that Democrats in places like West Virginia and Kentucky have for Barack...

                   

Rude awakening

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22-May-2008
        

This was never supposed to happen. The winner of the biggest states, the battleground states, the most electorally rich states, the more representative primaries (rather than exclusive caucuses), the contests of Democratic voters only, and likely the popular vote as well is probably headed for...

                   

WH nod within reach: Obama

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21-May-2008
        

WASHINGTON: Barack Obama’s camp on Wednesday celebrated a potent milestone on the road to the Democratic presidential nomination after sharing the spoils with Hillary Clinton in the two latest contests. Thumped on Tuesday by Clinton in the socially conservative state of Kentucky, Obama won...

Obama inching ever closer to nomination (gets CRUSHED in 5 of last 7 elections - SHOULD HILL QUIT?)

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21-May-2008
        

Obama inching ever closer to nominationUpdated Wed. May. 21 2008 3:06 PM ET CTV.ca News Staff Barack Obama, having now secured a majority of pledged delegates, is inching ever closer to securing the Democratic presidential nomination. Obama, including Tuesday's primary victory in Oregon, has won...

                   

Clinton demands last-ditch change to rules

scotsman.com
21-May-2008
        

Published Date: 22 May 2008 HILLARY Clinton yesterday took her battered primary campaign to Florida, seeking not votes but a change in the rules. She hopes the Democratic Party will lift a ban on the primaries held earlier this year in Florida and Michigan, a move that represents her last...

                   

To the referees

expressindia.com
21-May-2008
        

With Senator Barack Obama unable to declare victory and Senator Hillary Clinton having no reason to concede defeat, the contest for the Democratic nomination now shifts to the Rules Committee of the party which is due to meet at the end of this month. Tuesday’s results — Clinton trounced Obama in...

Three Superdelegates Remain Undecided

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21-May-2008
        

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Kentucky voters have chosen their delegates to the Democratic National Convention, but three state party leaders have not arrived at their critical decisions. Watch The Story The primary and caucus season ends June 3. It appears neither candidate will have enough delegates to...

The question: What will it take to make Hillary stop?

guardian.co.uk
21-May-2008
        

What will it take to make Hillary stop? In the aftermath of this week's primaries, in which Obama lost Kentucky but won Oregon, giving him more than half of the available delegates, Hillary Clinton promised that Democrats would unite around the victorious candidate, "whoever she is". She also...

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