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Bill warns the Democrats to choose Hillary or lose
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 Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 5:00 am Post subject: Bill warns the Democrats to choose Hillary or lose |
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 Bill warns the Democrats to choose Hillary or lose
By: Anne DaviesThe former president Bill Clinton has upped the ante in the final days of his wife's primary race, saying Hillary Clinton has been treated disrespectfully and warning the Democratic Party that it has less chance of winning if she is not the nominee.The comments are being interpreted as a new attempt by the Clintons to deal themselves into the vice-presidency, even though the chemistry between the Clinton and Obama campaigns would suggest that such a solution is unlikely.
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By: Anne DaviesThe former president Bill Clinton has upped the ante in the final days of his wife's primary race, saying Hillary Clinton has been treated disrespectfully and warning the Democratic Party that it has less chance of winning if she is not the nominee.The comments are being interpreted as a new attempt by the Clintons to deal themselves into the vice-presidency, even though the chemistry between the Clinton and Obama campaigns would suggest that such a solution is unlikely."She is winning the general election today and he is not, according to all the evidence," Mr Clinton said while campaigning in South Dakota. "I have never seen anything like it. I have never seen a candidate treated so disrespectfully just for running."He suggested some were trying to "cover up" Senator Clinton's chances of winning in key states in the presidential election.Barack Obama, the frontrunner in the primary race, is now campaigning as if he has clinched the nomination. This week he will be in Nevada and Colorado - states that are potentially winnable in the presidential election - rather than in South Dakota, Montana and the territory of Puerto Rico for the remaining primaries.A fresh Newsweek poll shows Senator Obama and the Republican nominee, John McCain, tied among voters nationally, each with 46 per cent. Senator Clinton fares slightly better against Senator McCain, 48 per cent to 44 per cent, although her lead is within the survey's margin of error.
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