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"Whether Hillary Clinton should stay in the presidential race or go back to being the junior Senator from New York has become a hot topic lately. On Friday, Vermont Senator (and Obama supporter) Pat Leahy suggested it was time for her to withdraw. His feelings have been echoed by countless pundits who worry a protracted nomination battle could cause serious damage to the Democratic Party.\nThis weekend, Clinton said that she&amp;#39;s in it till the convention. And Barack Obama thinks she should at least stick it out through the remaining primaries. What&amp;#39;s a candidate to do?\nWell, you can call the Clinton Machine many things, but politically naive is not one of them. You can be sure Hillary Clinton has heard every argument you can make (and a few you probably haven&amp;#39;t thought of) for her to withdraw now. I am not saying her vow to stay is insincere, but let me remind you that &amp;quot;I&amp;#39;m in it till the convention&amp;quot; is almost a pro forma candidate statement, sworn by Huckabee, Romney, and Edwards in this election alone.\nMy best guess is that she&amp;#39;ll ride out the rest of the primaries. And then, in June, when she is still behind in popular votes and delegates, she withdraws in time for a full kumbaya convention in August. The question is whether she has inflicted permanent damage on Barack Obama by then. I don&amp;#39;t know the answer to that. In fact, this is all guess work. The only think I know for sure is that after reading the headline on this column you have that irritating Clash song in your head, as do I.\nWhat do you think? Should she stay or should she go?\n&amp;#8212;Rebecca\nP.S. Would you vote for a politician who cheats? Take our Glamocracy poll!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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