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Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton woo superdelegates and vie for the Democratic nomination -- but at what cost to the party? As if further proof were needed, this front-page piece on superdelegates in Sunday's New York Times confirms what everyone already knows: the Democratic primary fight is damaging the party. What's irksome about the piece (and the accompanying video ) is not the point it makes, but the superdelegates themselves -- to be specific, the uncommitted superdelegates, who are forever
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