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Obama & Clinton draw in delegates OH TX Primary: Will This Be Their Final Face-Off?: The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza notes: After 19 debates spanning the better part of the last year, tonight's one on one between Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton could be the last time the two appear on stage together for some time. The debate -- set on the campus of Cleveland State University and sponsored by MSNBC -- comes at a critical juncture in the Democratic presidential race. Not only is it occurring one week before the Ohio and Texas primaries, it also comes amid widespread questions regarding the shakiness of Clinton's position in the race and what she will do if she loses one (or both contests) next Tuesday.

The Ohio Debate Primer On Trade: Ohio is a state that has been hit hard by trade-related job losses and wage cuts. The economy will certainly be center-stage tonight at the debate: In the lead-up to this debate, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have been sparring over the North American Free Trade Agreement -- a proxy battle over the larger issue of trade. Undoubtedly, this NAFTA argument will bleed into the Tuesday night debate, and so here's an objective look at the issue of trade and the records of both candidates that you might want to keep next to you as the rhetoric starts to fly.

Read more of the Ohio debate primer on trade here.

NAFTA Looms Large: Both candidates are likely to claim that they oppose NAFTA, but this could be a dubious claim: Obama touted the benefits of the trade deal with Canada and Mexico when he was running for his Senate seat, and if Clinton had reservations about NAFTA, she kept them to herself when her husband made it one of his presidency's top priorities.

Debate Should Focus On Both Candidates:While all eyes will certainly be on Clinton tonight, The Washington Post's Dan Balz says there are questions Obama needs to answer as well: Can he truly be the candidate of MoveOn.org and red-state politicians alike? Have those at different ends of the Democratic political spectrum attributed to him positions -- on issues ranging from Iraq to health care to the economy -- that are compatible with their own views, but not with the other's? Is there any major issue upon which he parts company with the big labor unions or has he adopted their agenda in totality? More broadly, where has he shown a willingness to take on some of his own party's constituencies, and if he's not willing to do so, how can he suggest that he can bring Republicans and independents into a governing coalition?

Obama Tamps Down Expectations: The candidate rips of a few sports cliches: "Let's play to win, but let's make sure that we are maintaining the kind of campaign that win or lose we will be proud of afterwards," Obama said dampening down pre-game hype during a press availability in Cleveland Ohio, "I think that's probably a good note for all of us to take."

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[ninunaia]

I'm a middle aged Republican voting for Obama. He's the best politician in my lifetime.

[dexcatts]

It's not about race, but about character. And Obama has character, intelligence and vision en mass! Obama 08"

[frc1968]

SethAtay- You are ignorant. What is "shitty" is the past 8 years of Bush's destruction of the American nation. Tell me you are FOR that.

[flashlocos]

yo apollo a obama me llega que un hombre diferente llege a la casa blanca auque no sea de estados unido yo creo que ara el cambio....

[selamss]

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[rathdeort2008]

Bravo Obama and bravo Democracy! Just when you think the USA is mired in greed and selfishness and ruled by political pygmies, this guy comes out of the blue to shake it up again. This is just the beginning,there is much to be done. Remember it's 'Of the People, By the People, For the People!' All the people... not just the rich white people. Dr King would be Proud and so can you all America. Well done, we all have a new dawn.

[cece255]

U mother fucker leave the Muslims out of this. Do u know how many other religious groups harmed ppl and now one blames them. God i'm happy he won so u can live in misery. Its ppl like u that make the world a worser place to live in.

[trunkeight]

Um your wrong. , The bankers and the MIC control most of congress. Look. the democrats (lol) caved in to the republicans for the most part but the republican agenda has fucked up america more than any other administration in history. "SHUT THE HELL UP"? You've forgotten already? its Halt Die Fresse und Ausländer raus!!!! dont forget to click your heels straight away afterwards. ..You've still got your heels on right?

[cece255]

way to go. I totally agree wit u.

[cece255]

U figured this out now. The whole world new how dumb US was. But i have 2 say u guz making Obama the president was the smartest movie the ppl of US have done.

[niquejoy]

obama won so deal with it u haters