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Clinton is the huge favorite if Obama does not run.
How does one then conclude that Obama's running would hurt the chances of non-Clinton candidates?
Is it not more reasonable to argue that Obama would split votes with Clinotn, thus giving others more of a chance?
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by demondeac on Tue Dec 05, 2006 at 08:51:14 PM PDT
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Before Obama got in the race Edwards and possibly others would likely have had a good shot at a two way race with Clinton. If Obama's poll numbers hold up and he raises huge amounts of money that blocks any opening for Edwards, Bayh, Clark, Richardson, etc. If neither Clinton or Obama stumble in the primaries we will probably see the two of them with the most delegates at the convention and even possibly both of them on the ticket.
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by Rob on Tue Dec 05, 2006 at 10:29:20 PM PDT
...is convincing Democrats that they can defy more than 200 years of history and get elected President of the United States. That's going to take an awful lot of convincing.
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by MeanBoneII on Wed Dec 06, 2006 at 12:52:54 AM PDT
wide narrow
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