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Five months and 56 contests later, it's official - Sen. Obama is the
presumptive Democratic nominee.
But Sen. Clinton stopped well short of conceding last night, making the big
question of the day, "What does Hillary Clinton want?" And more importantly,
what will she get? Tune in tonight as Hardball takes stock of the Democratic
primary and what lies ahead.
Clinton has signaled to fellow lawmakers that she would consider the vice
presidential spot. After winning over 17 million Democratic votes, is Clinton
the natural choice? We'll debate that one with our panel.
And turning to the general election, Sen. McCain challenged Obama to a series
of town hall meetings this summer. The Obama camp called the idea appealing.
Don't miss our preview of this potential match-up.
Plus, the Republicans have made their own tribute to Obama and the long
Democratic race. We'll bring you the video during tonight's Hardball Sideshow.
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.
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MSNBC.com's "Hardblogger" at hardblogger.msnbc.com
Vidhya Murugesan wrote the "Hardball Briefing" from Washington, D.C.
Vidhya Murugesan wrote the "Hardball Briefing" from Washington, D.C.
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