| Polls are an interesting phenomena.
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| | become the first woman U.S. president.
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| Rasmussen came out this morning with
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| | The good news is that New Mexico finally
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| their poll of Texas and they showed
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| | counted all their votes. Hillary got one
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| Clinton ahead 54-38%. Three hours later
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| | more delegate!
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| the American Research Poll came out
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| | Primarily, the endorsement will allow
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| showing Obama leading Hillary in Texas by
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| | Obama to tap into the Washington,
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| a 48-42% differential. While polls can be
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| | D.C.-based union's staff resources and
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| misleading, the endorsement by the SEIU
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| | fund-raising abilities to help his
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| is not!
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| | campaign. It is also just another in the
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| The U.S. service workers union is to
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| | line of endorsements that he's
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| endorse Obama this afternoon. That's BIG!
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| | collecting. Even some of the Super
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| The 1.9 million-member Service Employees
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| | Delegates are now switching to Obama.
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| International Union was expected to
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| | Representative John Lewis, an elder
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| announce the endorsement later in the
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| | statesman from the civil rights era and
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| day, according to insider union
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| | one of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's
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| officials. The SEIU, one of the
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| | most prominent black supporters, said
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| fastest-growing labor organizations in
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| | Thursday night that he planned to cast
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| North America, represents health care and
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| | his vote as a superdelegate for Senator
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| other service industry workers.
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| | Barack Obama in hopes of preventing a
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| The endorsement should help Obama in his
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| | fight at the Democratic convention. So
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| battle for the Democratic presidential
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| | what's a gal to do? That's as big as
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| nomination against Sen. Hillary Clinton
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| | David Wilhelm switching to Obama.
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| going into the March 4 primaries in Texas
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| | Pray? Maybe get down and dirty and go on
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| and Ohio. The two contests are crucial
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| | the attack? Probably!
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| for Clinton, a New York senator who would
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