La cosa se pone buena en las primarias en USA, ya que con la victoria de Hillary Clinton en Ohio
y Texas estando tan cerrada , parece ser que Clinton retoma un segundo aire; ahora falta por ver los resultados de Texas para saber quen sera el candidato demócrata ; por el lado republicano no hay sorpresa el senador Mc Cain ya es ganador de la candidatura de los nazis gringos (los republicanos).

McCain claims GOP nomination

4 wins projected to push him over 1,191 delegates; Huckabee drops out

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John McCain and his wife, Cindy, greet supporters in Dallas on Tuesday after he secured the GOP presidential nomination.

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	Rhode Island primary
	Texas primary
	Vermont primary
8	Wyoming Democratic caucuses
11	Mississippi primary
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22	Pennsylvania primary
MAY 2008
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26	Presidential debate in Oxford, Miss.
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7	Presidential debate in Nashville, Tenn.
15	Presidential debate in Hempstead, N.Y.
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Sen. John McCain of Arizona claimed the GOP nomination Tuesday after rolling up one-sided victories in primaries in Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island and Vermont.

"I am very pleased to note that tonight, my friends, we have won enough delegates to claim with confidence, humility and a sense of great responsibility that I will be the Republican nominee for president of the United States," the 71-year-old McCain told cheering supporters in Dallas.

He thanked “independent-thinking Democrats” and Republican “supporters who have brought us across the finish line first — an accomplishment that once seemed to more than a few doubters unlikely.”