Like marathoners on their second wind, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton raced for advantage until the final hours in the campaign for the Indiana and North Carolina primaries Tuesday.
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May 5: The Democratic candidates for president do last-minute campaigning for tomorrow’s Indiana and North Carolina primaries. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Today Show)
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Like marathoners on their second wind, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton raced for advantage until the final hours in the campaign for the Indiana and North Carolina primaries Tuesday.
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Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama spent most of Monday shaking hands as they campaigned feverishly in preparation for Tuesday's crucial Indiana and North Carolina primaries. Mary Calvi reports.
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Chief Strategist Geoff Garin, Communications Director Howard Wolfson, and Deputy Communications Director Phil Singer conduct a conference call on the state of the race after the Indiana and North Carolina primaries.
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May 7 - Pastor Wright speaks out, Obama distances himself, and the gas tax becomes the issue du jour in the two weeks leading up to the Indiana and North Carolina Democratic presidential primaries.
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This week on Fox Chicago Sunday Bill Daley, Obama campaign senior advisor, talks about the campaign’s strategy in the Indiana and North Carolina primaries. Cliff ...
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May 5: Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton made the rounds on the morning news shows ahead of Tuesday’s Democratic primaries in Indiana and North Carolina. Did they move voters? Dan Abrams talks to political analyst Lawrence O’Donnell, MSNBC chief campaign correspondent Tucker Carlson and Democratic...
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May 7: A day after the primaries in Indiana and North Carolina, some are calling for Hillary Clinton to drop out of the race. Should she? Dan Abrams is joined by Newsweek’s Jonathan Alter, former Clinton campaign advisor Lisa Caputo and political analyst Lawrence O’Donnell. (Other)
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April 30: With just a few days to go until the primaries in Indiana and North Carolina, both Democratic presidential candidates are saturating airwaves with new television ads, but who packs the most punch? (Hardball)
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