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Quote> "Suggested working class people are bitter about their economic circumstance and 'cling to guns and religion ' as a result."
My question,which way out? Now that...quote>

WASHINGTON (AFP) - The outcome of the Democratic presidential primary in Pennsylvania, pitting Hillary Clinton against Barack Obama April 22, could sway undecided "super-delegates" now expected to decide who gets the party's nod.

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With the race as it stands, whoever wins in Pennsylvania and nine other primaries through June 3, neither Clinton nor Obama can lock in the 2,025 delegates needed to secure the Democratic nomination.

According to the independent site RealClearPolitics (RCP), Obama has 1,641 delegates compared to 1,503 for Clinton.

Among these delegates 1,415 are pledged to vote for Obama and 1,251 pleadged to vote for Clinton.

Obama has the support of 226 so-called super-delegates and Clinton 252. Those are out of a total of some 800 super-delegates to the party convention in Denver August 25-58; some are party bigwigs and many are elected offcials.

What makes their role unique is that the super-delegates are utterly free to vote their own minds.

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so Hillary should denounce Ed Rendell in the same way that Obama was pressed to distance himself from Farakhan.

The media is giving clinton a pass.

Please distribute this to all your friends, newspapers, journalists etc etc