Democrats duel on Sunday shows to woo delegates
Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton used hour long network appearances to shape delegate support before Indiana and North Carolina primaries. Obama faced questions over Reverend Wright with hopes to restore trust while Clinton highlighted populist themes and attacked gas tax and trade deals to win working class voters.
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Bayh Boosts Clinton In Indiana Primary
Indiana Senator Evan Bayh leverages his star power to back Hillary Clinton in a crucial Indiana primary. As a popular moderate with deep-wide political ties, Bayh touts his Midwest credibility while guiding Clinton’s campaign through Indiana’s open primary and distinctive local politics.
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Spouses reveal human quality in Campaign 08 chatter
Al Hunt argues in Bloomberg News that voters like to see candidates as relatable figures. The piece notes Michelle Obama, Cindy McCain and Hillary Clinton discussing personal quirks on talk shows and parties to win voter trust during the campaign season.
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