Clinton favored by dems over Obama

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4-30-2008 3:37 PM

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4-30-2008 5:16 PM

willhelm

I have been celebrating the fact that Obama will be the nominee ever since Super Tuesday. I think most on the Right would love Obama to be the nominee. I do not believe Republicans can beat HRC. In fact, I think it could be a blow-out given the Republican nominee.

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