Clinton frames win as sign of strength
PHILADELPHIA (Yahoo News) - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton celebrated another must-win victory Tuesday night in Pennsylvania, with a convincing win over Sen. Barack Obama that she sought to frame not just as a sign of her strength but of Obama's abiding weakness.
"Maybe the question ought to be, 'Why can't he close the deal?'" Clinton said Tuesday morning outside a polling place in Conshohocken, Pa.
In her victory speech, Clinton cast her 10-point margin -- larger than late polls suggested -- as a pivot.
"You made your voices heard, and because of you, the tide is turning," she said Tuesday night.
"Maybe the question ought to be, 'Why can't he close the deal?'" Clinton said Tuesday morning outside a polling place in Conshohocken, Pa.
In her victory speech, Clinton cast her 10-point margin -- larger than late polls suggested -- as a pivot.
"You made your voices heard, and because of you, the tide is turning," she said Tuesday night.
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