Why The Clintons Aren't Done Yet
By John Hood
Carolina Journal
RALEIGH – As both anti-Clinton Democrats and anti-Clinton Republicans celebrate Barack Obama’s solid primary win in Wisconsin, I feel compelled to observe that the presidential nomination is not yet settled. It will last at least another couple of weeks, and possibly all the way through North Carolina’s May 6 primary and the Democratic convention this summer.
Discount the bloggers and columnists pronouncing the race over. The Clintons are not going to throw in the towel, despite Obama's impressive Wisconsin showing among nearly all of the voting constituencies of the Democratic coalition. It's not in the Clinton’s nature, and in their own minds there are still factors in play that could win them the game despite the current odds.
Carolina Journal
RALEIGH – As both anti-Clinton Democrats and anti-Clinton Republicans celebrate Barack Obama’s solid primary win in Wisconsin, I feel compelled to observe that the presidential nomination is not yet settled. It will last at least another couple of weeks, and possibly all the way through North Carolina’s May 6 primary and the Democratic convention this summer.
Discount the bloggers and columnists pronouncing the race over. The Clintons are not going to throw in the towel, despite Obama's impressive Wisconsin showing among nearly all of the voting constituencies of the Democratic coalition. It's not in the Clinton’s nature, and in their own minds there are still factors in play that could win them the game despite the current odds.
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