McCain defends temper during Michigan campaign stop
In Rochester Michigan John McCain dismissed questions about his temper noting he has worked with senators including Ted Kennedy and Russ Feingold. He stressed voters are angry at corruption and spending and cited past cross party collaboration as proof of his temperament. He spoke before a campaign swing in a battleground state.
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Clinton vows to stay in race as funds run low
Hillary Rodham Clinton pressed on after a Tuesday setback in North Carolina and a difficult fundraiser period. She pledged to continue campaigning in West Virginia and beyond, despite dwindling finances and mounting questions about a viable path to the Democratic nomination.
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Obama widens lead as superdelegates weigh future
Obama gains ground with undecided superdelegates as Clinton faces a narrowing path to the nomination. With 217 pledged delegates left and 265 uncommitted, party elders delay decisions until after June 3. Several delegates indicate support for Obama or neutrality, citing Clinton’s faltering momentum after losses in Indiana and North Carolina.
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