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Sen. Clinton's campaign faces make-or-break votes today in Texas, Ohio, Vermont
and Rhode Island. Will her tough attacks on Sen. Obama's experience give her
the comeback victories she needs? Or can Obama ride his 11-contest winning
streak to another primary day victory?
Tonight we'll ask Democratic Party Chair Howard Dean where he sees the race
going from here. Next, Newsweek's Howard Fineman and Salon's Joan Walsh will
cut through the spin and tell you what each campaign needs tonight to declare a
victory.
We'll then bring you NBC political director Chuck Todd's smart voter's guide to
tonight. And don't miss an early look at the exit polls with MSNBC's Norah
O'Donnell -- she'll tell you what those turnout numbers mean for the
candidates' chances tonight.
Plus, why is Rush Limbaugh telling his listeners to vote for Obama? And which
candidate is winning the eBay bidding wars?
Tune into MSNBC all night starting at 6pm ET for continuing coverage of
tonight's primary contests, anchored by Chris Matthews and Keith Olbermann.
For the latest on all of today's political news, go to the best political
website www.politics.msnbc.com, powered by NBC News and the National Journal.
And, don't forget to check out NBC's "First Read" and MSNBC.com's political
calendar.
Vidhya Murugesan compiled the "Hardball Briefing" from Washington, D.C.
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