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Dem analysis: Momentum shifts to Clinton
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| Contributor | COSDem |
| Last Edited | COSDem Jan 20, 2008 01:21pm |
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| Media | Newspaper - Daily Herald (Suburban Chicago) |
| News Date | Sunday, January 20, 2008 07:20:00 PM UTC0:0 |
| Description | Political momentum now shifted her way, Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton flew to Missouri, a key Feb. 5 battleground state, while rival Barack Obama hoped to rejuvenate his candidacy with the help of black voters in the South.
"Now we're back here in the Midwest, where I'm from. I'm so happy to see all of you," Clinton, a Chicago native, said to cheers at a campaign rally late Saturday in this St. Louis suburb.
Nevada's presidential caucuses gave Clinton a big boost, powering her to a second straight win over Obama in the first Western contest of the 2008 calendar. She bested Obama among women, as she did in New Hampshire, and showed significant strength among Hispanic voters -- an important and growing segment of the Democratic electorate in the mountain West and key states like California, Florida and New York. |
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