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13th May 2008, 01:04 PM | ||||
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 Will this change business in Africa? Is this the end of the Clinton era? The former first lady bet everything ... and lost. Barring some kind of miracle, Barack Obama will become the Democratic Party's nominee for president. A dramatic finale on Tuesday night brought an end to the Clinton era. As a presidential candidate, Clinton wasn't always elegant, but she was often impressive. She cast an uncompromising spotlight on her rival's weaknesses. Time may very well show that she was right in many respects. But the majority of Democratic voters didn't flock to her on Tuesday. Her combative nature impressed many, but it scared away at least as many others. With her defeat in North Carolina and a narrow lead in Indiana, the race is over for Clinton. Barring a miracle, Barack Obama will become the Democratic Party's nominee. His lead may be narrow, but it's a gap that can no longer be closed. Hillary Clinton II has come a long way. Now it's time for her to return to her old self.  |
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13th May 2008, 01:56 PM | ||||
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 Re: Will this change business in Africa? The Spiegel's Gabor Steingart may be correct in his summation, but the battle for the presidency is not over yet! |
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