Clinton open to becoming Obama running mate
Hillary Clinton told New York lawmakers she would consider joining Barack Obama as vice president to help Democrats win the White House. She said she would decide after time to leave the race and focus on boosting Democratic prospects, with Obama already near clinching the nomination.
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Obama Clinches Democratic Nomination in Sunday Victory
Barack Obama secured the Democratic path to the nomination after wins in Montana and South Dakota, with Hillary Clinton conceding little and leaving open a possible unity ticket. John McCain led Republicans as Obama highlighted contrasts on Iraq and economy. Clinton floated a possible ticket pairing, signaling party strategy ahead of the Denver convention.
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