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| Blacks split on Clinton vs. Obama |
| Friday, 18 January 2008 | |
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Across the South, a fierce competition is afoot between Democratic hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama for black voters, who are expected to constitute 20 percent to 50 percent of voters in the South Carolina Democratic primary on Jan. 26 and in the four Southern states with primaries on Feb. 5 . Read more at: http://news.ingter.net/index.php/U.S./U.S./Blacks-split-on-Clinton-vs.-Obama.html. |
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