Clinton Defeats Obama in Ohio Primary; McCain Clinches Race as Foe Concedes

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Clinton Defeats Obama in Ohio Primary; McCain Clinches Race as Foe Concedes
Wonkette found this 3/4/2008 on www.nytimes.com [flag]
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton snapped Barack Obama’s 12-contest winning streak, giving her the chance to extend her campaign. [link]

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Warming Up [Rumors On The Internets]
Published 3/4/2008 by Greg Wasserstrom at Wonkette
... Hills keeps talking about this "long battle" she's "just getting warmed up" for, but doesn't she know that Texas and Ohio are today? [New York Times] ...

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Hillary’s Math Problem | Newsweek Politics: Campaign 2008

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Hillary Clinton may be poised for a big night tonight, with wins in Ohio, Texas and Rhode Island. Clinton aides say this will be the beginning of her comeback against Barack Obama . There's only one problem with this analysis: they can't count. I'm no ...
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Barack Is President of Vermont!* [Other Primaries]

Rover found this 3/5/2008 on wonkette.com

Your associate editor checked Drudge Report at 6:53 ET, BEFORE 7:00 WHEN POLLS CLOSED, and he had already called Vermont for Barack. Even the teevee doesn't do that! But now that it's 7:00, and MSNBC has tallied zero votes, so it is completely acceptable to call it for Barack. Oh and John McCain won Vermont too. [ Drudge Report ] * Vermont held its primary today, apparently.
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Rhode Island, Ohio, Texas All Too Close To Call [Stupid Tuesday]

Rover found this 3/5/2008 on wonkette.com

We mean for the Democrats, of course. Looks like Barack Obama might take Texas, but Ohio is still tight, and the "creator of worlds" state of Rhode Island is way, way too close to call with no votes and nothing counted and maybe not even a primary. How would anyone even know?
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Election Guide 2008 - Presidential Election

Gawker found this 3/5/2008 on politics.nytimes.com

Profile of the Voters Democrats Based on questionnaires filled out by voters across the state. % of total Clinton Obama 32 White men 55 44 44 White women 66 34 7 Black men 13 87 11 Black women 9 91 21 Decided who to vote for today or in the last three ...
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Why is Obama's skin blacker than normal in Hillary's new attack ad? - AMERICAblog: A great nation deserves the truth

Wonkette found this 3/4/2008 on www.americablog.com

You are NOT on the AMERICAblog home page click here to go there! Check to have links open new windows Send me your tips: americablog@starpower.net Tuesday, March 04, 2008 Why is Obama's skin blacker than normal in Hillary's new attack ad? by · ...
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