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Super Tuesday 2008: Confusion, not Clarity

A Time magazine story says the Democratic strategy of moving many primaries and caucuses to one day early on the calendar didn't produce the result intended.

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Artifact Date
February 18, 2008
Topic(s)
  • Elections
  • Politics

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