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ecdab Donating Member (834 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Feb-01-08 07:33 PM
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9. Where I see the big difference is in
the red states that both would likely not win. However, in those states I believe Obama could help a lot of borderline Senators and Congressmen win, while Clinton most likely would not be able to do so - and might actual hurt such candidates in a significant manner. I think either Obama or Clinton will fair well in the GE - so the question becomes who will expand the Democratic majority in Congress the most and who will expand the base of the Democratic Party the most? I think Obama is the easy answer to both.
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