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Observer.com | by Katharine Jose | Sun, May 11
Barack Obama has stopped talking about Hillary Clinton.
The New York Times editorial board thinks Clinton should stop fighting to seat delegates from Michigan and Florida.
The New York Times editorial board thinks David Paterson "has lost his zeal" for reform.
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