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Obama Outlines Plan for November Race

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In a sign suggesting he thinks the presidential nomination is within reach, Barack Obama talks about how he'll run against Republican rival John McCain in the fall election. Obama wants to make the race about specific policies and issues, rather than ideology or patriotism.
Also: Obama Seizes Superdelegate Lead


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Obama Seizes Superdelegate Lead

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After picking up nine superdelegate endorsements on Friday, Barack Obama adds one each from Utah and Ohio as well as two from the Virgin Islands who had previously backed Hillary Clinton.

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Obama Wins Praise From John Edwards

Sen. Barack Obama earns more support from party leaders and wins praise from former rival John Edwards as he gathers momentum in his drive to the Democratic presidential nomination.

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Obama Reportedly Will Declare Victory

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Politico.com reported Thursday that Barack Obama plans to declare victory in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination on May 20. Time magazine is already ahead of him. The magazine's May 19 issue features Obama on the cover with the headline "And the Winner* Is..." The small type at the bottom reads, "*Really, we're pretty sure this time."


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Clinton Presses On With Campaign

Rejecting calls for her to throw in the towel, Hillary Rodham Clinton continues her quest for the Democratic presidential nomination, making stops in West Virginia, South Dakota and Oregon. She says Barack Obama's support among white Americans has diminished -- a comment that causes quite a stir in the blogosphere. Also See: Obama Picks Up Superdelegate Support

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Obama Picks Up Superdelegate Support

Barack Obama gains the endorsement of four new superdelegates, helping push him toward the Democratic presidential nomination.


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Meet Barack Obama

Barack Obama

Party: Democrat
Residence: Chicago, Ill.
Political Experience: Ill. Senate, 1996-2004; U.S. Senate, 2004-present
(Prev.) Occupation: Attorney, Lecturer
Marital Status: Married (Michelle)
Education: BA Columbia University, 1983; JD Harvard University, 1991
Birthdate: 8/4/1961
Birthplace: Honolulu, Hawaii
Religion: United Church of Christ

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      Barack Obama Fundraising

      2007 Q4 Raised: $22,846,049
      2007 Q4 Spent: $40,216,122
      Total Raised: $102,170,668
      Total Spent: $83,544,420
      Cash on Hand: $18,626,248
      Debts: $792,681

      Date of last report: Dec. 31, 2007
      Source: Center for Responsive Politics

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