Mich. primary could cost Democrats
Fight with DNC over date could aid Republicans
WARREN, Mich. - The tug-of-war between the Democratic National Committee and the Michigan state party over the timing of its primary, which has left a ballot with only four of the party's presidential candidates, could jeopardize the Democrats' tenuous hold on the key state next November, according to party members here. (Full article: 845 words)
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