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Tonight: a "bitter" pill for the Obama campaign!
Sens. Clinton and McCain continue to hammer Sen. Obama for saying that
small-town voters are bitter over their economic circumstances and cling to
guns and religion as a result. Is this story bothering Pennsylvania's
working-class voters? Will the "elitist" charge stick?
Also, what kind of behind-the-scenes pitch is the Clinton campaign making to
undecided superdelegates? Tune in tonight for a look at what insiders claim
Sen. Clinton wishes she could say in public.
And as Sen. McCain's Democratic opponents continue to attack one another, is he
in a better position to win the general election? Hardball's David Shuster will
report on the latest back-and-forth and then we'll take a historical look at
McCain's prospects in November.
Plus, is there a "drink-off" going on in the Democratic primary? And what was
"Saturday Night Live's" reading on the Iraq hearings?
We'll take a look at these stories and the latest news out of Pennsylvania
during tonight's Politics Fix.
Tomorrow don't miss the next installment of Hardball's College Tour with Sen.
John McCain at Villanova University. It's only on Hardball, only on MSNBC.
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website www.politics.msnbc.com, powered by NBC News and the National Journal.
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Vidhya Murugesan wrote the "Hardball Briefing" from Washington, D.C.
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