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When's the Idea Primary?
BOROSAGE, ROBERT L. | March 19, 2007 issue

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The article focuses on Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John Edwards. Clinton's campaign to this point is detailed and her weak stance on the Iraq war is highlighted. Obama's campaign centers on new ideas for the future, though he fails to articulate them. Edwards has earned respect for his work on poverty, minimum wage, and union organizing, but his vote for the Iraq War still haunts his campaign. Details of each candidates political campaigns are presented.

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PRESIDENTIAL candidates; EDWARDS, John; OBAMA, Barack; CLINTON, Hillary Rodham; POLITICAL candidates; POLITICAL campaigns
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