McCain denounces Times report on lobbyist link
McCain vigorously denied allegations of an improper relationship with telecom lobbyist Vicki Iseman and failure to disclose influence in legislation. He called the Times piece a smear while campaign aides noted fundraising tied to the story. Conservative pundits largely dismissed the report, and Democrats criticized Washington ethics portrayals.
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Clinton and Obama clash in Texas debate over health care
In a Texas televised showdown Hillary Clinton accused Barack Obama of stealing lines and promoted a health care plan she said would leave 15 million uninsured. Obama defended his approach and rebuffed the charge as he and Clinton sparred over Cuba policy and past reforms.
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Clinton faces daunting task to erase Obama's delegate lead
Obama holds 1,178 pledged delegates to Clintons 1,024 with 1,025 remaining. He needs 2,025 to secure the nomination amid prospect of winning Southern states like Mississippi. Clinton trails by about 75 delegates and relies on superdelegates, as some shift toward Obama.
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The Washington Post ABC News polls show Clinton trailing Obama in Texas by a single point and leading in Ohio by seven, signaling true battleground status with 12 days until the March 4 contests. Voters cite health care and the economy as top concerns while Obama leads among independents and better-educated voters.
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