Richard Woolfe

Senior White House Correspondent, Newsweek

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They are still counting votes tonight in the  South Dakota  and  Montana  presidential primaries, but today  Senator Barack Obama  collected enough superdelegate endorsements to  lock…

The Last Primaries of 08 Are Over and Obama is the Nominee

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