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Convict wins 40% of votes against Obama in US primary
US President Barack Obama had to fight off stiff competition from a convict in West Virginia’s Democratic presidential primary on Tuesday.
Although Mr Obama’s path to his party’s nomination to run for a second term is all but assured, the result underlines his unpopularity in the state.
Texas federal inmate Keith Judd won about 41% of voters in the poll, while Mr Obama took 59% of the vote. Continue reading…
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The president actually lost some counties — in a Democratic primary — here in Oklahoma. I thought it was just us.
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This election might be more interesting than I thought.
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