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——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination and is becoming the first Afro-American to be a major party’s candidate.

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination and is becoming the first Afro-American to be a major party’s candidate, while Clinton signaled that

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination and is becoming the first Afro-American to be a major party’s candidate, while Clinton signaled that

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination, while Clinton signaled that she may be willing to become Obama’s Vice Presidential nominee if it helps Democratic Party to win the White House.

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination, while Clinton signaled that she may be willing to become Obama’s Vice Presidential nominee if it helps Democratic Party to win the White House.

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination, while Clinton signaled that she may be willing to become Obama’s Vice Presidential nominee if it helps Democratic Party to win the White House.

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination, while Clinton signaled that she may be willing to become Obama’s Vice Presidential nominee if it helps Democratic Party to win the White House.

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination, while Clinton signaled that she may be willing to become Obama’s Vice Presidential nominee if it helps Democratic Party to win the White House.

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination, while Clinton signaled that she may be willing to become Obama’s Vice Presidential nominee if it helps Democratic Party to win the White House.

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination, while Clinton signaled that she may be willing to become Obama’s Vice Presidential nominee if it helps Democratic Party to win the White House.