Obama Beats Hillary in Primary Fund Raising


	Obama Beats Hillary in Primary Fund Raising

ericw

4-4-2007 6:48 PM

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obama, hillary, barrack obama, hillary clinton, campaign, 08, politics, fund raising, election

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26 million (Obama) vs. 20 million (Hillary). Source: ABC News

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