Hillary Clinton spoke at the headquarters of the National Council of Negro Women yesterday in Washington.
(Carolyn Kaster/Associated Press)
Clinton must contend with task of proving electability
Obama tackled same challenge 2 months ago
Hillary Clinton spoke at the headquarters of the National Council of Negro Women yesterday in Washington.
(Carolyn Kaster/Associated Press)
WASHINGTON - Facing the possibility of a 10-race losing streak going into next month's key primaries, Senator Hillary Clinton has been forced to make the same fundamental case to the nation's remaining Democratic voters that rival Barack Obama struggled to convey just two months ago: that she is electable and that momentum doesn't decide presidential nominations. (Full article: 783 words)
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