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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.	Friday Campain faces major financial issues Obama doesn't rule out helping Hill with her debt Clinton superdelegate jumps ship More superdelegates sign up with Obama Former Bill aide says time for Hill to concede Racial comments draw fire Hill backers say Obama can't win swing states Ted Kennedy says Obama won't be Clinton for runningmate Hill writes letter to Obama on Mich, Fla Her Hollywood true believers Campaigns in Oregon, presses for debate Hillary: "I'm running to be president of all 50 states" Clinton hits Obama on health care Loan ties Hill to Bill's special-interest cash Superdelegates hold back Clinton camp counts 'private' superdelegates Advisors say she may fight beyond June 3 final primaries Both Clinton, Obama would beat McCain: LA Times poll AFP: What went wrong? WashPost: Don't expect her to quit soon Hill campaign chief says it will be over by June Jewish supporters urge her to keep going Thursday Hillary vows to press on with campaign Barack open to Hill as runningmate Report: Clinton fundraising machine begins to sputter Obama catches her in Capitol endorsements Clinton backer Harvey Weinstein pressured Pelosi with $$$ Supporters/friends tell Hillary time to go Pundits declare race over Hillary interview: Whites back me, not him At fundraiser, Hillary says elections can change in a day The end of the Clinton era Stephanopoulos: Hill might want to be his VP Talk of 'dream ticket' resurfaces Clinton camp's out of cash Did Rush Limbaugh tip Indiana to Hill? Party leaders resist her plan for Florida, Michigan McGovern switches from Hillary to Obama Update: Clinton makes pitch to superdelegates Hill personally loans campaign $6.4 million Secret memos question Hillary's honesty 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" VOWS TO CONTINUE CAMPAIGN CBS: SUPERDELEGATES SAY IT'S ALMOST OVER 'LETTERMAN' TOP 10 LIST OBAMA RIPS HILLARY ON OPEC CLINTON VOWS TO GO AFTER OIL CO'S TOUTS PLAN TO CUT GAS PRICES ASKS FOR BETS ON FILLY 'EIGHT BELLES' AT DERBY LAST-MINUTE AD IN INDIANA, NORTH CAROLINA Friday ELEANOR CLIFT: How will the Clintons mend fences? SUSAN FALUDI: White men (heart) Hillary CHARLES HURT: HillBillies threaten to destroy party WALL ST. JOURNAL: The Clinton divorce EUGENE ROBINSON: Playing the race card NY POST: Clinton's code words PEGGY NOONAN: She has unleashed the gates of Hell PAT BUCHANAN: The Hillary Democrats CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Her left turn lost everything THOMAS DeFRANK: A profile in true grit SCOTT LEHIGH: Her future depends on graceful exit AMITY SHLAES: Ickes, father and son Thursday NICHOLAS KRISTOF: The too-long goodbye NY POST: Can Obama get her out? GEORGE WILL: Hill's hilarious case for continuing KAREN TUMULTY: Her five mistakes JOHN McWHORTER: Clinton's beginning to look a bit mad ROSA BROOKS: She has the right, but is it right? CHICAGO SUN TIMES: Quit for the country DONALD LAMBRO: Hillary's game plan MIKE LUPICA: Who will tell her it's time to go? DANA MILBANK: Still 'in it to win it' DAN JANISON: Why is she still in the race? GAIL COLLINS: There's no reason this can't go on Wednesday MICHAEL RUBIN: Hill's right to say 'obliterate'	Clinton: Deleg: 1,422 Super: 271 Total: 1,693 Obama: Deleg: 1,588 Super: 257 Total: 1,841 Obama: +152 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: 15,215,475 Barack Obama: 15,927,632 Total popular vote, not including contested results in Florida and Michigan.   Hillary Clinton: 44.9% Barack Obama: 45.1% The Spread: Obama: +0.2 percent Real Clear Politics, national averages for the Democratic nomination for president. Updated: May 7, 2008   Hillary Clinton: 5-1 Barack Obama: 5-8 BetUSA.com, Democratic nomination for president. Updated: May 4, 2008 Web JustHillary.com

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