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HillaryNewsWire... Poll: 64 percent say she should stay in the race... Democrats wonder: Where's the exit strategy?... Clinton holds huge leads in West Virginia, Kentucky... Obama all but concedes W. Virginia... 11-year-old sold bike, video games to donate to Hillary... $20M RED INK Hill campaign in massive debt...Obama won't help...

SEE PREVIOUS POLL RESULTS New York event tickets through TickCo Premium Seating   Get your Concert Tickets here. We have great tickets to The Police, Soul2soul, and seats for Taylor Hicks. We also have a huge selection of NFL seats.	Monday She wants to go out with big wins: aides Clinton superdelegate says Obama likely winner Dem compares Hillary to "Fatal Attraction" character She tries to increase clout Obama backer surprised by Clinton at breakfast No breakfast in bed on Mother's Day Dem leaders hoping Clinton doesn't do more damage Harlem flips on Hillary Hill's former spiritualist mentor speaks out Report: Deadline nearing for repaying her loans Edwards raises doubts about Hillary's chances She's outwardly confident even as hopes dim Rep. Emanuel rips Ted Kennedy for anti-Hillary comments Hillary landslide in W. Virginia means new doubts for Obama Kentucky poll: Clinton best on the economy South Dakota supporters say she's still got a shot Diehard donors fuel campaign New report: Law firm records vanished after warning Sunday Silent treatment: Obama stops mentioning Hillary Clinton-tied group pushes 'dream ticket' Obama passes Hillary in superdelegates Rep. Rangel rips Clinton's 'white' talk She tells Mother's Day crowd: "Turn off the television!" In Kentucky, Hill goes after Bush - not Obama Bill: "She never quits" Edwards slaps Hill over racial comments Campaigns in W. Virginia, looks for miracle Clinton camp: She will go on Obama wants Hillary's NYC donors: report Husbands and wives split on candidates Hill quietly returns $115K from donor under investigation A look back: From inevitiable to on the ropes Bill campaigns in Oregon, says party will be united In West Virginia, Clinton's followers persevere Fire alarm interrupts interview Focus now on her endgame Saturday 'Hillary Democrats' up for grabs Hillary reveals: Talks between the two campaigns Clinton camp charges Obama ignores W. Virginia Poll: She's most popular candidate with Jews Unfazed, Hillary presses on Advisors says she may take fight to the convention Clinton makes electoral map argument Campaign faces major financial issues Obama doesn't rule out helping Hill with her debt Feminists sharply divided over Clinton, Obama The fear factor is gone Sharpton says Hillary should get out End of the line: Polling firm won't ask Hill questions anymore 'SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE' SKIT: 'I'M A SORE LOSER' CAMPAIGNS IN W. VIRGINIA ON MOTHER'S DAY LETTERMAN: SHE LEADS IN 'STATE OF DENIAL' RED STATE UPDATE: IS HILLARY A RACIST? CHELSEA'S MOTHER'S DAY MESSAGE STUMPS IN SIOUX CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA SHARPTON SAYS CLINTON CAN'T WIN BILL YELLS AT OBAMA HECKLER: "YOU LET ME TALK" VALERIE PLAME, JOE WILSON IN OREGON AD NEW POSITIVE CAMPAIGN AD IN W. VIRGINIA "I THINK WE WANT TO KEEP THIS GOING" Monday BEN SMITH: Six ways to end her campaign DAVID LIMBAUGH: Why are Dems pressuring her? PAT BUCHANAN: Win 'Hillary Democrats' and win it all Sunday MICHAEL GOODWIN: One sorry sight MAUREEN DOWD: How best to punish Hillary AUSTIN HILL: Clinton's done? Not so fast MARK PATINKIN: Time has passed her by CAROL MARIN: Hillary deserves our thanks Saturday BOB HERBERT: Seeds of destruction ELLEN MALCOLM: Quitters never win ROBERT NOVAK: Michelle vetoes Hillary MICHAEL TACKETT: Her candidacy was still a triumph JOSEPH NYE: The gender wars	Clinton: Deleg: 1,426 Super: 271 Total: 1,697 Obama: Deleg: 1,591 Super: 274 Total: 1,865 Obama: +168 Needed for nomination: 2,024 Source: RealClearPolitics.com   Clinton: 20 American Somoa, Ariz., Ark., Calif., Fla., Indiana, Mass., Mich., New Mexico, Nev., N.H., N.J., N.Y., Ohio, Okla., Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tenn., Texas. Obama: 31 Ala., Alaska, Colo., Conn., D.C., Del., (Democrats Abroad), Ga., Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Ill., Iowa, Kan., Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Minn., Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, S. Carolina., N. Carolina, N. Dakota, U.S. Virgin Islands, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming.   Hillary Clinton: 15,266,942 Barack Obama: 16,003,521 Total popular vote, not including contested results in Florida and Michigan.   Hillary Clinton: 43.5% Barack Obama: 46.3% The Spread: Obama: +2.8 percent Real Clear Politics, national averages for the Democratic nomination for president. Updated: May 11, 2008   Hillary Clinton: 6-1 Barack Obama: 2-3 BetUSA.com, Democratic nomination for president. Updated: May 11, 2008 Web JustHillary.com

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