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	Clinton Makes Appeal To South Dakota Farmers Hillary Clinton met with farmers in South Dakota, one of two states that closes out the primary season on June 3. (May 15) Tags: News Hillary Clinton By: APnews
	Edwards Endorsement Paying Off For Obama John Edwards' endorsement has already provided Barack Obama with several delegates and a big union endorsement. Obama's campaign is hoping Edwards can help their candidate build support among working class voters. (May 15) Tags: News Obama Edwards By: APnews
	Obama Courts Working Class Voters In Michigan Barack Obama took his campaign to Michigan, a state that will be a battleground in the general election. Obama discussed the economy with workers in the state. (May 14) Tags: News Primary Rdp By: APnews
	John Edwards Endorses Obama For President After much speculation, John Edwards is endorsing Barack Obama for president. Edwards ended his own presidential campaign in January. (May 14) Tags: News edwards obama By: APnews
	Clinton's W.v. Win Does Little To Change Race Hillary Clinton's big victory in West Virginia did little to shake up the Democratic primary race. Clinton is trying to convince superdelegates that she would have the broadest coalition in the general election. (May 14) Tags: News Democrats By: APnews
	Obama's Focus Now On General Election States As Hillary Clinton won West Virginia, Barack Obama powered his campaign into what could be a key battleground state in November. As AP correspondent Jason Bronis reports, Obama is playing the role of presumptive nominee. (May 13) Tags: News obama missouri By: APnews
	Clinton: 'more Determined To Carry On Campaign' Hillary Clinton gave no indication she's dropping out of the race for president Tuesday, after winning West Virginia easily. Clinton reiterated her desire to have the delegates from Michigan and Florida counted in the final delegate count. (May 13) Tags: News clinton west virginia By: APnews
	Obama: 'americans Can't Wait For Change' Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama held an economic town hall meeting Tuesday in southeast Missouri. He's expected to loose the West Virginia primary to Hillary Clinton, but still leads in the delegate race for the nomination. (May 13) Tags: News Obama By: APnews
	Ap Election Update The exit polls from the West Virginia primary show an electorate that seems to skew in Hillary Clinton's favor. The AP's Ron Fournier breaks down the demographics. (May 13) Tags: News Campaign Minute By: APnews
	Mccain Commits To Addressing Global Warming Sen. John McCain reasserted his commitment to stopping global warming during an environmental roundtable in Washington state. (May 13) Tags: News McCain By: APnews

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