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Monday, May 12, 2008 12:00 AM

Hillary enters death-with-dignity phase

If she hasn't already quit, it's hard to envision Clinton continuing her unwinnable -- even with Florida and Michigan -- battle beyond June 4.
By Walter Shapiro

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  • Monday, May 12, 2008 02:53 PM

    Disaster

    ProudTexasGirl: I'll bet that most of the people trying to give you advise are the young crowd that are the majority supporting Obama who have their credit card's maxed out,have a car not paid for and if they have a house they owe more than it's worth--which shows bad judgment and bad management. No one with good judgment would support a person close to Rezko a criminal now on trial in Chicago,who has a White Hating racist pastor for 20 year's whom he's now trying to distance himself from and a racist chip on her shoulder wife who doesn't like this country and they want her as first lady?I can't believe how blind people are. George Bush in 2000 shouted change and now has the lowest poll rating of any president because his changes brought disaster just as Obama's would.

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