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Obama On Iraq, Economy, Clinton 
CBS News - New York,NY,USA                                                                                                                                                                                                                           Smith: Several people have written that even in the best-case scenario, Hillary Clintons chances of getting the nomination for the Democratic Party are about 5 percent. When is it time for her to leave?
Obama: Oh, I think that is something that she’s gotta make a decision about. And, you know, I have always said that I’m prepared to, you know go and and contest every single state-.

Hillary Clinton vows to fight on against Barack Obama 
Melbourne Herald Sun - Australia
HILLARY Clinton has vowed to go the distance in the White House race, rejecting critics who argue the only way she win is to use the "Tonya Harding" option. The tough talk came as a new poll showed her popularity has plunged to a seven-year low.
According to the NBC/Wall Street Journal poll yesterday, Senator Clinton received a 37 per cent positive rating among the sample of registered voters.

MoveOn takes on Clinton’s moneyed supporters 
CNN - USA
MoveOn.org, a grassroots powerhouse that supports Sen. Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination, launched a fundraising drive Thursday to counter Sen. Hillary Clinton’s wealthy supporters. Her supporters have recently argued with their checkbooks that superdelegates should vote their conscience at the Democratic National Convention in August.

Hillary Clinton; fibber in chief 
Times Online - UK
So Hillary Clinton discovered this week, when she was caught out in a prize fib about a trip she made to Bosnia when she was First Lady 12 years ago. Dilating on her extensive experience of foreign affairs, the New York senator told a campaign event last week that she vividly remembered how, with the Balkans still a cauldron of war, she had flown into an airfield under sniper fire. She had had to dash, head-down from the aircraft, she told the spellbound audience, to the safety of waiting cars, and the planned traditional arrival ceremony had been hastily cancelled in the mêlée.

Poll: Clinton-Obama bickering could hurt turnout 
CNN International - USA
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama could affect Democratic turnout in the general election, suggests a poll released Thursday. Fighting between Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton could drive Democratic turnout this fall. Sixteen percent of Clinton supporters questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey said they are not likely to vote in the general election if Obama is the Democratic nominee. An equal number of Obama supporters said they’ll sit it out come November if Hillary Clinton is their party’s nominee.