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It looks like it's over in the fight for the Democratic presidential nomination, but wait -- West Virgina and Kentucky haven't voted yet, and they are prime Hillary Clinton territory. Jay Cost of realclearpolitics.com argues that there's still a path to victory for her.
It is possible that she could counter Tuesday's blowout with two big blowouts of her own in the next two weeks. This could undo most of the damage done by her big loss in North Carolina, and put her back on track.
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Posted by cbmro at 5/9/08 12:52 p.m.
By the time West Virginia and Kentucky vote, the superdelegate vote tally will have made Obama the defacto nominee. Clinton, hoping to go out with a victory to signal her political strength as a party insider, will concede after West Virginia. Of course, thats taking the mountaineers for granted.