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Tuesday, March 4, 2008 12:00 AM

Hillary Clinton makes her stand in Ohio

Her campaign is nervously optimistic, but she faces a daunting delegate map -- and perhaps forces beyond her control -- in the race against Obama.
By Walter Shapiro

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  • Monday, March 3, 2008 07:13 PM

    Stay in to win, Hillary

    If Hillary stays in the race and the superdelegates decide, good.

    After the last several weeks of Obama's media coronation and outspending her four to one, Obama still can't put her away. Why? Because a hell of a lot of Democratic voters won't vote for Obama. Some of them won't vote at all if Obama is nominated and some will defect to McCain.

    How many? Obama will lose Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, and a new poll in New Jersey shows him losing by 2 to McCain (Hillary wins by 11).

    Stay as long as it takes, Hillary. Obama can't win in November.

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