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Obama Catches a 'Primary' Break, Palin's 'Mama Grizzly' Concedes

President Obama put his political clout on the line yesterday in Colorado's senatorial primary, and the results are more favorable for him than a lot of Democrats feared. Reid Wilson is Editor in Chief of The Hotline , National Journal's daily briefing on politics.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

President Obama put his political clout on the line yesterday in Colorado's senatorial primary, and the results are more favorable for him than a lot of Democrats feared. Reid Wilson is Editor in Chief of The Hotline, National Journal's daily briefing on politics.

Warren Olney
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Producer, 'To the Point'
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Obama Catches a 'Primary' Break, Palin's 'Mama Grizzly' Concedes

President Obama put his political clout on the line yesterday in Colorado's senatorial primary, and the results are more favorable for him than a lot of Democrats feared. Reid Wilson is Editor in Chief of The Hotline , National Journal's daily briefing on politics.

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Obama Catches a 'Primary' Break, Palin's 'Mama Grizzly' Concedes

President Obama put his political clout on the line yesterday in Colorado's senatorial primary, and the results are more favorable for him than a lot of Democrats feared. Reid Wilson is Editor in Chief of The Hotline , National Journal's daily briefing on politics.

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