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Clinton Leading Among the Unpledged
In an indication of where Democratic Party leaders are leaning, the telephone
survey of the party’s superdelegates found about one-third of them undecided, 25
percent favoring Mrs. Clinton and about 10 percent supporting Mr. Obama. In an
earlier
survey completed by The Times and CBS News in November, more of the party
leaders were undecided, though they supported Mrs. Clinton over Mr. Obama then
as well.
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Tonight Obama said "I never said that we should try to go ahead and get single payer."
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