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Why Can’t Clinton Win Caucus States?

March 28, 2016 · 9:12 am ET · 17 Comments

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Sen. Bernie Sanders racked up three enormous wins over the weekend (after taking two of three contests last Tuesday) and is beginning to change the narrative that Hillary Clinton has a lock on the Democratic nomination. Worse, the results underscore lingering unease among Democratic voters about their likely nominee.

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