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	Ap Analysis: The End Of The Clinton Era? Democratic strategist Jenny Backus and Republican strategist Rich Galen debate what Barack Obama's victory means for Hillary Clinton's future and President Clinton's legacy. (June 3) Tags: News analysis clinton By: APnews
	Ap Analysis: What Clinton Has Left To Run For Republican strategist Rich Galen and Democratic strategist Jenny Backus debate what else Hillary Clinton may have her sights on and how staying in the race could help her reach those goals. (May 20) Tags: News ap analysis By: APnews
	Ap Analysis: Ky. Gives Clinton Ammo For Denver Democratic strategist Jenny Backus and Republican strategist Rich Galen say while Kentucky may not give Hillary Clinton the nomination it could boost her standing at the Democratic convention. (May 20) Tags: News ap analysis By: APnews
	Clinton Hangs On For Slim Victory In Indiana Hillary Clinton has eked out a narrow victory over Barack Obama in Indiana's Democratic primary. Clinton won with 51 percent to Obama's 49 percent, a difference of a little more than 22,000 votes. (May 7) Tags: News AP Indiana Primary By: APnews
	Ap Analysis: Indiana Comes Down To One County Republican strategist Rich Galen and Democratic strategist Jenny Backus say one county in the northwestern corner of Indiana will help shape the next few weeks of the Democratic race. (May 6) Tags: News analysis By: APnews
	Dems Wonder When - And How - Party Will Unite Hillary Clinton's win in the Pennsylvania primary has some Democrats wondering when their party's presidential nominee will finally be chosen, and how the party will unite around one candidate. (April 23) Tags: News Democratic Analysis By: APnews
	Ny Republican Leader Says Its Time To Move Forward New York State Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno said Wednesday that his thoughts are with Eliot Spitzer's family, but it is time for the state to move forward and address larger issues. Tags: News state senate By: APnews
	Clinton: 'eyes Of Country Turn To February 5th' Sen. Hillary Clinton congratulated Sen. Barack Obama on his primary win in S.C. Saturday. Speaking in Nashville, she said the eyes of the country are turning to Tennessee and other states that will vote on Super Tuesday. (Jan. 26) Tags: News South Carolina Primary By: APnews

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