Politics your turn: Should Clinton call it quits?

Some political experts are saying the Democratic race should be over after Barack Obama's big win in North Carolina and his narrow loss to Hillary Clinton in Indiana.

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Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., leaves the Democratic National Committee headquarters after her meeting with superdelegates Wednesday, May 7, 2008, in Washington.

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• African Americans, young voters lift Obama to victory in North Carolina
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• Excerpts of Obama's speech after NC and Indiana primaries
• Follow campaign on Decision '08 page

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Obama is less than 200 delegates from the Democratic presidential nomination and Clinton cannot exceed his total, even if she wins West Virginia and the remaining primaries.

Should Clinton drop out now?

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