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| Posted by Gary Sauer-Thompson at 8:04 AM | Permalink | Comments (3) US Presidential primaries: Indiana May 5, 2008 Will Obama deliver the knockout blow to Clinton in the forthcoming primaries in North Carolina and Indiana? Obama is expected to take North Carolina. If he can pick off Indiana - and its precious white working-class vote - then he could finally land Clinton a mortal blow. Can he do so in the context of the media love affair with him being over,

Will Obama deliver the knockout blow to Clinton in the forthcoming primaries in North Carolina and Indiana? Obama is expected to take North Carolina. If he can pick off Indiana - and its precious white working-class vote - then he could finally land Clinton a mortal blow. Can he do so in the context of the media love affair with him being over,

US elections 2008: In North Carolina, the battle between Obama and Clinton has pitted neighbour against neighbour Interesting article from Terry Mancour in Durham: Comparing anything to a civil war is a dicey proposition in North Carolina - the state lost more men than any other, and several bloody battles were fought here. Issues of heritage and hate, slavery and secession are not mere historical artefacts

The Democratic civil war | Comment is free Comparing anything to a civil war is a dicey proposition in North Carolina - the state lost more men than any other, and several bloody battles were fought here. Issues of heritage and hate, slavery and secession are not mere historical artefacts

The Democratic civil war Balfour revisited Common cause What does Gus know? Vox populi

The Democratic civil war US elections 2008: In North Carolina, the battle between Obama and Clinton has pitted neighbour against neighbour