Barack Obama made a brief campaign stop in West Virginia yesterday, which included a game of pool in a South Charleston bar and a speech in Charleston.
(Jae C. Hong/Associated Press)
In W. Va., Obama concedes to Clinton but looks to Nov.
Launches assault on McCain over veterans' care
Barack Obama made a brief campaign stop in West Virginia yesterday, which included a game of pool in a South Charleston bar and a speech in Charleston.
(Jae C. Hong/Associated Press)
CHARLESTON, W. Va. - Barack Obama made a brief stop in West Virginia yesterday to preemptively concede today's primary to Hillary Clinton and to challenge Republican Senator John McCain over the issue of veterans' care, barely acknowledging his Democratic primary opponent while turning his focus to the November election. (Full article: 1062 words)
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