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Hillary Clinton's Team Sees Her Gaining Traction

Posted May 2, 2008

Hillary Clinton is finally "hitting her stride" as a presidential candidate, says Geoff Garin, who recently replaced the abrasive Mark Penn as her chief strategist. Garin said in an interview that, as the Democratic race proceeds to Indiana and North Carolina this week, she will only gain strength as rival Barack Obama is thrown increasingly off balance. Garin argues that by early June, when the final nine nominating contests are over, the race will be "very, very close" in both delegates and popular votes. At that point, the superdelegates will be focusing on the "qualities of the candidates" and what it will take to win in November, Garin says. Clinton will, in the end, show that she can best defeat McCain, Garin says.

Reader Comments

go hillary

clinton r back

Time To Stop

Hillary continue to campiage due to poor sportmanship. She had a good game, but God was in the plan for Obama. As long as Hillary stand in the race, she will cause a great division between the party, plus had McCain to walk right into the the President position. I am disappointed in the Clintons there can't accept defeat. Its not doing my way. Hillary stated: I will do anything to win! Sure I said more!

She gave her best shot. But God is powerful.

Obama has purer aura

All types of comments have been presented, except one: and this one subjective observation I will share : Obama has purer aura who goes to indicate his inner reliability of character.

Please consider the character factor when you choose a world leader.

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