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Texas Caucus Results Page

Huffington Post   |   March 5, 2008 10:32 AM

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***Updated March 11*** OBAMA WINS TEXAS CAUCUS: CNN is reporting that Barack Obama has won the Texas Caucus, the second part of the so-called Texas Two-Step, giving him more delegates than Hillary Clinton from the Lone Star State: Illinois Sen....

Signs Point To Opening For A Clinton Comeback

Daniel Nichanian | Posted March 4, 2008 | Off The Bus

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Daniel Nichanian

Hillary Clinton knows she needs to make something big happen tomorrow in Ohio and Texas if she wants to stay alive. We are only a few hours from polls opening, and the New York Senator is getting as favorable news as she could have hoped for. She has been left...

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Obama Camp Optimistic As Clinton Camp Attacks

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Sam Stein   |   February 20, 2008 01:24 PM

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Sen. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama's presidential campaigns struck highly different chords the day following Obama's 17-point victory in the Wisconsin primary. In dueling conference calls with reporters, the Obama campaign presented an electoral landscape that could prove all but...

 

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