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Is yesterday's landslide winner out of the race?

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A daily look at the issues, Americans care about most.

Barack Obama was clobbered by Hillary Clinton in West Virginia, but he's still the presumptive Democratic nominee.

She vows to continue campaigning despite a debt of $20 million, almost $12 million of which is her own money.

On to the point, has Clinton proved that Obama will be a weak candidate against John McCain?

How important are low-income white voters?

Will McCain have to run in part against his own party's unpopular incumbent

as the Republicans lose a congressional seat in Mississippi?

On reporter's notebook later on, cracks in dams caused by the earthquake in China.

Another disaster in the making? First, the news.

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D. and Catherine T. McArthur Foundation.

Hello again. Warren Olney, back with To the Point. Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama by 41 points in West Virginia,

but he still looks like he's cruising. And the Democrats took a congressional seat from Republicans in Mississippi,

despite help from U.S. senatorsators and Vice President Cheney.

On to the point, can Clinton go on with a debt of $20 million?

Will Obama be a weak candidate against John McCain?

What about McCain's problems with his own party? On reporter's notebook, cracks in hydroelectric dams threaten another disaster in China.

First is news update.

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