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Tuesday, February 5, 2008 12:00 AM

The race for California

Clinton and Obama battle for a mother lode of delegates -- in a state with a nonwhite Latino, Asian, black majority. Who has figured out the electoral math?
By Joan Walsh

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  • Tuesday, February 5, 2008 06:45 AM

    If the super delegates decide this it will be an unmitigated disaster

    Whether you support Senator Obama or Senator Clinton, it would be a disaster if this nomination is actually decided by the super delegates...and what I mean by that is that the super delegates voted against the popular vote delegate at the convention. If this happens the party would be almost irreparably split. I hope that Senator Clinton or Senator Obama both work to make sure that that doesn't happen. Given the hard feelings generated in both camps I fear that this won't happen.

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