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A look at how the Democratic presidential nominee may be determined in the tight race between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. From the major role superdelegates will play to the debate over giving Michigan and Florida voters a voice.
Guests
- Charlie Cook Editor and publisher of the "Cook Political Report"
- Tad Devine Political consultant; senior strategist to the 2004 Kerry campaign and to the 2000 Gore campaign; director of delegate selection in the 1988 Dukakis campaign.
- Donna Brazile Democratic strategist and superdelegate in the Democratic convention; chair of the DNC's Voting Rights Institute; formerly, manager of the 2000 Gore-Lieberman campaign
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