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Article: Nationally, a super race
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- Daily Breeze
- Article date:
- February 6, 2008
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Even until recent weeks, the conventional wisdom was that Super
Tuesday was going to be it: a de facto national primary that would
decide the presidential nominations.
And for the Republicans, that may be partially true, with John
McCain working up a lead over Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee that's
not mathematically insurmountable, but perhaps unassailable from a
practical standpoint.
But for Democrats, the horse race between Hillary Clinton and
Barack Obama has just begun. The race might not be decided until the
Democrats' national convention in August.
Across the country Tuesday, voter response was strong - indeed
overwhelming in some places. Voter apathy, long considered a disease ...