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(Associated Press)
| Clinton: |  |
1654 |
| Obama: | |
1800.5 |
| 2,025 needed to win | ||
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Obama takes what looks like a victory lap in Oregon
The months-long Democratic nomination battle has stirred excitement in small- and medium-size cities that almost never see a White House contender.
McCain to visit North Bend and Bellevue on Tuesday
Sen. John McCain will bring his campaign back to the Seattle area Tuesday when he participates in an environmental roundtable in North Bend.
Obama catches up in superdelegates
WASHINGTON -- Barack Obama all but erased Hillary Clinton's once-imposing lead among national convention superdelegates Friday and won fresh labor backing as elements of the Democratic Party began coalescing around the Illinois senator for the fall campaign.
Obama picks up another Washington superdelegate
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen of Lake Stevens added his name Thursday to the growing list of Democratic superdelegates endorsing U.S. Sen. Barack Obama for the party's presidential nomination.
Role of Race and Gender in the Democratic PartyThe perception by many that the Democratic Party is the party of divirsity is being tested. Exit polls discussed this morning showed Blacks voting in large numbers for Obama ...
-- Skimission
Bob Barr expected to announce Libertarian White House bidWoohoo! Another player! I love it. Bob Barr expected to announce Libertarian White House bid 8:25 AM CT ---------------- This should be fascinating. He left the Republican ...
-- Nuit
The future according to LiberalsPull all US troops out of the middle east. Also pull all troops out of South Korea, Japan, Germany Take down the fence along the boarder, Grant amnesty to anyone who wants to ...
-- Skimission
Are Democrats Decisions coming from Smoke Filled Back Rooms??People are slowly switching over to Obama from Hillary. Is this just a natural turn of events or is there a plan afoot? Have Democratic Party leaders been meeting somewhere ...
-- Skimission
Role of Race and Gender in the Democratic PartyThe perception by many that the Democratic Party is the party of divirsity is being tested. Exit polls ...
-- Skimission
President Obama- Six months ago, whoda thunk it?It does seem inevitable he will win the Democratic nomination. Depending on his choice for veep, ...
-- Skimission
The New Clinton MathClinton campaign retools delegate math By Christina Bellantoni May 6, 2008 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...
-- rubo
Immigration has emerged as a major issue in the '08 presidential election - especially on the Republican side. The immigration debate is of particular concern to Westerners and will likely be a factor in the Democrats' Jan. 19 Nevada caucuses.
Where do the major candidates stand on immigration?
Hillary Rodham Clinton: Clinton Voted for the 2006 bill that would have provided conditional path to citizenship, and supported the border fence.
To read more about Clinton's views, click
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Mike Huckabee: Huckabee has favored allowing illegal aliens who are in the country to apply for legal status if they pay penalties, get guest worker permits, register with authorities and aren’t allowed to jump in line ... more
John McCain: McCain sponsored a 2006 bill that would have allowed illegal immigrants to stay in the U.S., work and apply to become legal residents after learning English, paying fines and back taxes and clearing a ... more
Barack Obama: Obama voted for a 2006 bill that would have provided a conditional path to citizenship, and supported a fence along the Mexican border.
To read more about Obama's views, click
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