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Clinton struggles to convince party she's still in it
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 Clinton struggles to convince party she's still in it
Hillary Clinton's campaign today struggled to convince Democrats she can deliver the strong wins she needs in the power house states of Texas and Ohio to remain a viable candidate.A day after Barack Obama's sweep of three primary contests around Washington DC, Clinton suffered an even more personal rejection today when David Wilhelm, who managed her husband's 1992 campaign for the White House endorsed her opponent.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign today struggled to convince Democrats she can deliver the strong wins she needs in the power house states of Texas and Ohio to remain a viable candidate.A day after Barack Obama's sweep of three primary contests around Washington DC, Clinton suffered an even more personal rejection today when David Wilhelm, who managed her husband's 1992 campaign for the White House endorsed her opponent.The defection came as Obama began to peel away sections of Clinton's supporting coalition among working-class households, women, Catholics and older voters, to win primaries in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC by overwhelming margins last night.Clinton's strategist, Mark Penn, tried to downplay the importance of momentum to Obama, who now has a string of eight consecutive wins. "Winning Democratic primaries is not a qualification for who can win the general election," he told a conference call with reporters.But other campaign aides indicated that Clinton's hopes of turning the contest around with big wins in the mega states of Texas and Ohio on March 4 might not work. Her field director, Guy Cecil, said the campaign was looking even further ahead to Pennsylvania, which votes on April 22. It was setting up offices in a string of small contests from Kentucky to Puerto Rico, which holds the last primary on June 7, in the hopes of catching up with Obama at the finish line.Obama did not stand still today. He used his three big wins to broaden his campaign message from his inspirational stump speech to bread-and-butter issues — which had once been seen as Clinton's strength. In a speech flagged up by the campaign as a major policy address, Obama linked the faltering economy to the old-style Washington politics.
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