Obama, Clinton clash over Social Security, healthcare, electability
Romney, McCain claim mantle of conservatism
Two days before Super Tuesday, Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton sparred yesterday over Social Security, healthcare, and electability, while Mitt Romney intensified his efforts to rally conservative voters to his side by sounding the alarm about his chief Republican rival, John McCain. (Full article: 976 words)
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