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A Clinton landslide in West Virginia that she hopes echoes elsewhere

8:12 AM EDT / 05.14.2008 -

Her win was big. The 41-point victory she racked up was not only decisive, it was enormous. And even though there wasn’t a big swing in delegates for her, she did pick up at least a few.
Overall, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton had much to feel good about Tuesday night. And no, she’s not giving up. […]

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Dante Chinni | Project Director

Minority Central /
Baton Rouge, LA

Hillary has to stop

10:11 PM EDT / 05.14.2008 -

Unless Sen. Hillary Clinton has a more evil sequel to the Rev. Jeremiah Wright or Chris Hansen has Obama on NBC’s Dateline “To Catch A Predator,” the senator from New York is done.

Her landslide win in West Virginia Tuesday night lifted her spirits, but it is not a horse she can ride to the finish […]

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Ed Pratt | Baton Rouge, LA

Campus and Careers /
Ann Arbor, MI

Ron Paul Revolution, Part II?

3:38 PM EDT / 05.14.2008 -

Perhaps one of the strangest phenomena on college campuses this past year was support for Texas Rep. Ron Paul, a libertarian congressman from Texas who is running for the Republican Party nomination. In Ann Arbor this past fall, Paul drew one of the biggest crowds on campus–only behind, really, a pep rally for the Ohio […]

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Michael O'Brien | Ann Arbor, MI