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April 22, 2008 12:51 PM

Obama: "We Can Win No Matter What"

By
Maria Gavrilovic
Topics
Barack Obama
(CBS)

From CBS News' Maria Gavrilovic:


PITTSBURGH – Despite polls that say Barack Obama will lose tonight's Pennsylvania primary, he is confident in winning the Democratic nomination. "I think we can win no matter what the results," Obama said. "When I am the nominee, [Pennsylvania Governor] Ed Rendell is going to be working for me just as hard as he has been working for Senator Clinton."

Obama continued to portray himself as the underdog in today's primary, arguing that the progress he has made in the state over the last six weeks will be more helpful in a general election. "Should I end up being the nominee, the work that we've done here in Pennsylvania, I think, will be extraordinarily helpful in the general election."

But no matter what happens tonight, the Democrats are still over a month away from selecting a nominee, according to Obama. "I have come to the conclusion that this race will continue until the last primary or caucus vote is cast," he said. "And that's not that far away." The last contests are in Montana and South Dakota on June 3rd.

The campaign is already looking forward to the May 6th primaries in North Carolina and Indiana. Obama will hold a rally in Indiana tonight when the Pennsylvania results come in. Hillary Clinton will be in Philadelphia.

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by jamestowncbs April 22, 2008 7:56 PM EDT
WWW.JAMESTOWNCALIF.COM ref to the election. Whether Obama wins Penn or Not, I know How Mrs. Clinton can still win this election. I find that the media failed us this election especially on how bad the economy has become. There has been nobody out there really asking important questions to these candidates, and I find Obama''s rhetoric over doing it. Let me know if you want to win, and I will share my patents and new ideas to change things up and have this economy improved in your four year term so the budget is balance, and this madness can stop. I know how to win this election, you will have to wait until you send me that email at jamestownfive@yahoo.com Do you want to win this election Clinton or not.
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by blackspirit3 April 22, 2008 6:54 PM EDT
FLIP FLOP HILLARY????

THEN

Clinton, who has tried to cast her rival as too inexperienced for the job of commander in chief, said of Obama''s stance on Pakistan: "I don''t believe that any president should make any blanket statements with respect to the use or non-use of nuclear weapons."

NOW

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton discussed actions that would warrant a nuclear response that would %u201Ctotally obliterate%u201D Iran. The New York Senator told ABC''s %u201CGood Morning America%u201D Tuesday and MSNBC''s %u201CCountdown With Keith Olbermann%u201D Monday that, if president, she would be willing to use nuclear weapons against Iran if they orchestrated a nuclear attack on Israel.
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