Clinton scrambles to contest Wisconsin »
Posted By not2needy 1 year, 8 months ago in NewsSen. Barack Obama has been lavishing attention on the historically independent voters of Wisconsin. Rival Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is moving belatedly to make a contest of next Tuesday's Democratic presidential primary.
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not2needy1 year, 8 months ago
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The senator from neighboring Illinois has spent more time in the state than the former first lady. Obama drew 4,000 people at a rally last October and beat Clinton back to Wisconsin this year.
But Clinton hasn't conceded the 74 delegates at stake even though she has already begun campaigning for the larger delegate prizes offered in Texas and Ohio on March 4. Her advisers say the New York senator may not win Wisconsin but can't afford another of the lopsided defeats she suffered in three mid-Atlantic primaries Tuesday.
Hillary may have dilly dallied too long to make enroads in Wisconsin, trying to get the big pay off in Tx, and Oh.
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""The housing crisis that's cost jobs and wiped out savings was not an inevitable part of the business cycle," Obama said. "It was a failure of leadership and imagination in Washington ... where politicians like John McCain and Hillary Clinton voted for a war in Iraq that should've never been authorized and never been waged - a war that is costing us thousands of precious lives and billions of dollars a week" that could be used on infrastructure, job training and health care."
Oh, yeah.
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