Article: Obama's lead impresses super-delegates

Barack Obama made important gains in his bid to secure the Democratic nomination at the weekend, taking more delegates amid warnings from party grandees that it would be disastrous to overturn the will of rank-and-file members who have given him a narrow lead over Hillary Clinton.

The Illinois Senator's fragile advantage expanded as the party in Iowa and California apportioned the delegates that will go to the summer convention that chooses the candidate.

The usual razzamatazz of the convention, usually a coronation of a presumptive nominee, is threatening to be replaced by grubby wheeling and dealing for the support of the so-called "super- delegates". These are the great and the good of ...

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