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Wed Feb-06-08 12:55 AM
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He comes out ahead in delegates: Obama 841 Clinton 837! Including HRC campaigns best case scenario for Cal.
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| ananda
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Wed Feb-06-08 12:56 AM
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| 1. Actually, with superdelegates.. |
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.. Clinton is leading.
But not by -that- much.
It's still up for grabs.
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Wed Feb-06-08 12:56 AM
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It takes better than 2000 delegates to "win" outright. He has a slim lead, which is good for the country.
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Wed Feb-06-08 12:58 AM
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| 5. I know I just thought I'd try my hand at a shrill vapid post |
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But, for Obama, it helps to have an advantage in delegates to counter the avalanche of headlines Clinton will get tomorrow in her favor.
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Wed Feb-06-08 12:56 AM
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I haven't been able to find this information anywhere.
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| Maddy McCall
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Wed Feb-06-08 12:57 AM
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| 4. That's a guestimate by MSNBC analyst. |
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Wed Feb-06-08 12:58 AM
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| 6. CBS News says otherwise |
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Wed Feb-06-08 12:59 AM
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| 7. Edwards delegates become even more critical /nt |
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