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A Historic Candidacy
Last night, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., clinched the Democratic presidential nomination -- defying the odds to become the first black candidate in history to lead a major U.S. political party. How did he do it? ABC's David Wright takes a look at how the Internet boosted Obama's fundraising and helped build support.
Second in Command?
He hit the magic number of delegates needed for the nomination late yesterday evening. But already, Barack Obama is turning to the next big question: who will share his ticket? Could it be his former opponent, Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., who yesterday said she was open to the idea? While Washington is buzzing about Obama's potential picks for vice president, ABC's Jake Tapper takes a different look. He counts down the ten people Obama should not pick for second in command.
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