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Black lawmakers rethink Clinton support
Feb 14 2008 11:13PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Barack Obama is expected to be endorsed Friday by the Service Employees International Union, one of the nation's most powerful, union officials have told The Associated Press.
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Black lawmakers rethink Clinton support
Feb 14 2008 11:13PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Barack Obama is expected to be endorsed Friday by the Service Employees International Union, one of the nation's most powerful, union officials have told The Associated Press.
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Black lawmakers rethink Clinton support
Feb 14 2008 11:13PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Barack Obama is expected to be endorsed Friday by the Service Employees International Union, one of the nation's most powerful, union officials have told The Associated Press.
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Black lawmakers rethink Clinton support
Feb 14 2008 11:13PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Barack Obama is expected to be endorsed Friday by the Service Employees International Union, one of the nation's most powerful, union officials have told The Associated Press.
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Black lawmakers rethink Clinton support
Feb 14 2008 11:13PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Barack Obama is expected to be endorsed Friday by the Service Employees International Union, one of the nation's most powerful, union officials have told The Associated Press.
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Black lawmakers rethink Clinton support
Feb 14 2008 11:13PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Barack Obama is expected to be endorsed Friday by the Service Employees International Union, one of the nation's most powerful, union officials have told The Associated Press.
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SEIU expected to endorse Obama
Feb 14 2008 11:11PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Barack Obama is expected to be endorsed Friday by the Service Employees International Union, one of the nation's most powerful, union officials have told The Associated Press.
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Ex-GOP candidate Romney endorses McCain
Feb 14 2008 11:06PM (CT)
BOSTON (AP) - Republican campaign dropout Mitt Romney endorsed John McCain for the party's presidential nomination and asked his national convention delegates to swing behind the likely nominee.
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Ex-GOP candidate Romney endorses McCain
Feb 14 2008 11:06PM (CT)
BOSTON (AP) - Republican campaign dropout Mitt Romney endorsed John McCain for the party's presidential nomination and asked his national convention delegates to swing behind the likely nominee.
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Ex-GOP candidate Romney endorses McCain
Feb 14 2008 11:06PM (CT)
BOSTON (AP) - Republican campaign dropout Mitt Romney endorsed John McCain for the party's presidential nomination and asked his national convention delegates to swing behind the likely nominee.
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Ex-GOP candidate Romney endorses McCain
Feb 14 2008 11:06PM (CT)
BOSTON (AP) - Republican campaign dropout Mitt Romney endorsed John McCain for the party's presidential nomination and asked his national convention delegates to swing behind the likely nominee.
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Ex-GOP candidate Romney endorses McCain
Feb 14 2008 11:06PM (CT)
BOSTON (AP) - Republican campaign dropout Mitt Romney endorsed John McCain for the party's presidential nomination and asked his national convention delegates to swing behind the likely nominee.
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Clinton challenges special interests
Feb 14 2008 10:39PM (CT)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton, criticized for taking special interest contributions, sought Thursday to become the populist of the presidential race by proposing restrictions on an array of industries and casting rival Barack Obama as more beholden to corporations.
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Clinton challenges special interests
Feb 14 2008 10:39PM (CT)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton, criticized for taking special interest contributions, sought Thursday to become the populist of the presidential race by proposing restrictions on an array of industries and casting rival Barack Obama as more beholden to corporations.
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Clinton challenges special interests
Feb 14 2008 10:39PM (CT)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton, criticized for taking special interest contributions, sought Thursday to become the populist of the presidential race by proposing restrictions on an array of industries and casting rival Barack Obama as more beholden to corporations.
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Clinton challenges special interests
Feb 14 2008 10:39PM (CT)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton, criticized for taking special interest contributions, sought Thursday to become the populist of the presidential race by proposing restrictions on an array of industries and casting rival Barack Obama as more beholden to corporations.
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Clinton challenges special interests
Feb 14 2008 10:39PM (CT)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton, criticized for taking special interest contributions, sought Thursday to become the populist of the presidential race by proposing restrictions on an array of industries and casting rival Barack Obama as more beholden to corporations.
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Obama likely to get SEIU endorsement
Feb 14 2008 10:16PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Union officials tell The Associated Press Sen. Barack Obama is likely to be endorsed by the Service Employees International Union on Friday.
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Dem energy debate stretches facts
Feb 14 2008 10:15PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton is challenging claims by Democratic presidential rival Barack Obama that he stands against special interests.
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Obama won't pledge to take public funds
Feb 14 2008 9:14PM (CT)
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - If Sen. Barack Obama becomes the Democratic nominee, he faces a financial dilemma: Use his vaunted fundraising operation for the general election or limit himself by accepting public funds.
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Bill Clinton: Choose record not speeches
Feb 14 2008 7:19PM (CT)
MILWAUKEE (AP) - Former President Clinton advised potential primary voters Thursday to focus on presidential candidates' records, not eloquence.
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Candidates donate to superdelegates
Feb 14 2008 6:11PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Campaign committees controlled by Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton have donated at least $890,000 to the campaigns of superdelegates, according to a report by a group that tracks money in politics.
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Clinton wins N.M. caucus vote
Feb 14 2008 6:09PM (CT)
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton finally won the popular vote in New Mexico's Democratic caucus and picked up one extra delegate Thursday, nine days after Super Tuesday voting ended.
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Sister: Obama's success rooted in Hawaii
Feb 14 2008 5:47PM (CT)
HONOLULU (AP) - Millions of voters look at Barack Obama and see a future president. Maya Soetoro-Ng looks at her big brother and sees a father figure.
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Sister: Obama's success rooted in Hawaii
Feb 14 2008 5:47PM (CT)
HONOLULU (AP) - Millions of voters look at Barack Obama and see a future president. Maya Soetoro-Ng looks at her big brother and sees a father figure.
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Sister: Obama's success rooted in Hawaii
Feb 14 2008 5:47PM (CT)
HONOLULU (AP) - Millions of voters look at Barack Obama and see a future president. Maya Soetoro-Ng looks at her big brother and sees a father figure.
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Sister: Obama's success rooted in Hawaii
Feb 14 2008 5:47PM (CT)
HONOLULU (AP) - Millions of voters look at Barack Obama and see a future president. Maya Soetoro-Ng looks at her big brother and sees a father figure.
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Obama's crowds are awesome for so early
Feb 14 2008 5:20PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Barack Obama is attracting jaw-dropping crowds at stop after stop. Democratic rival Hillary Rodham Clinton would be thrilled with her own big turnouts except that his are so much bigger.
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Obama's crowds are awesome for so early
Feb 14 2008 5:20PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Barack Obama is attracting jaw-dropping crowds at stop after stop. Democratic rival Hillary Rodham Clinton would be thrilled with her own big turnouts except that his are so much bigger.
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Obama's crowds are awesome for so early
Feb 14 2008 5:20PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Barack Obama is attracting jaw-dropping crowds at stop after stop. Democratic rival Hillary Rodham Clinton would be thrilled with her own big turnouts except that his are so much bigger.
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Obama's crowds are awesome for so early
Feb 14 2008 5:20PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Barack Obama is attracting jaw-dropping crowds at stop after stop. Democratic rival Hillary Rodham Clinton would be thrilled with her own big turnouts except that his are so much bigger.
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Obama's crowds are awesome for so early
Feb 14 2008 5:20PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Barack Obama is attracting jaw-dropping crowds at stop after stop. Democratic rival Hillary Rodham Clinton would be thrilled with her own big turnouts except that his are so much bigger.
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Clinton's edge slips with whites, women
Feb 14 2008 6:32AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton's crushing losses in Maryland and Virginia highlight an erosion in what had been solid advantages among women, whites and older and working-class voters. While this week's results can be explained by those states' relatively large numbers of blacks and well-educated residents _ who tend to be Barack Obama supporters _ her presidential campaign could be doomed if the trends continue.
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Clinton's edge slips with whites, women
Feb 14 2008 6:32AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton's crushing losses in Maryland and Virginia highlight an erosion in what had been solid advantages among women, whites and older and working-class voters. While this week's results can be explained by those states' relatively large numbers of blacks and well-educated residents _ who tend to be Barack Obama supporters _ her presidential campaign could be doomed if the trends continue.
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Clinton's edge slips with whites, women
Feb 14 2008 6:32AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton's crushing losses in Maryland and Virginia highlight an erosion in what had been solid advantages among women, whites and older and working-class voters. While this week's results can be explained by those states' relatively large numbers of blacks and well-educated residents _ who tend to be Barack Obama supporters _ her presidential campaign could be doomed if the trends continue.
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Clinton's edge slips with whites, women
Feb 14 2008 6:32AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton's crushing losses in Maryland and Virginia highlight an erosion in what had been solid advantages among women, whites and older and working-class voters. While this week's results can be explained by those states' relatively large numbers of blacks and well-educated residents _ who tend to be Barack Obama supporters _ her presidential campaign could be doomed if the trends continue.
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Clinton's edge slips with whites, women
Feb 14 2008 6:32AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton's crushing losses in Maryland and Virginia highlight an erosion in what had been solid advantages among women, whites and older and working-class voters. While this week's results can be explained by those states' relatively large numbers of blacks and well-educated residents _ who tend to be Barack Obama supporters _ her presidential campaign could be doomed if the trends continue.
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Clinton's edge slips with whites, women
Feb 14 2008 6:32AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton's crushing losses in Maryland and Virginia highlight an erosion in what had been solid advantages among women, whites and older and working-class voters. While this week's results can be explained by those states' relatively large numbers of blacks and well-educated residents _ who tend to be Barack Obama supporters _ her presidential campaign could be doomed if the trends continue.
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Clinton's edge slips with whites, women
Feb 14 2008 6:32AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton's crushing losses in Maryland and Virginia highlight an erosion in what had been solid advantages among women, whites and older and working-class voters. While this week's results can be explained by those states' relatively large numbers of blacks and well-educated residents _ who tend to be Barack Obama supporters _ her presidential campaign could be doomed if the trends continue.
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