Obama surges, Clinton battles on, before 'Super Tuesday'
AFP, February, 2008
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EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey (AFP) — A Barack Obama surge has wiped out Democratic White House foe Hillary Clinton's once-gaping opinion poll leads on the eve of "Super Tuesday," a historic national nominating showdown.
The former first lady, voice almost a whisper and fighting off a cough, wiped a tear from her eye Monday, as she appeared at Yale University, where her political journey started as an earnest 1970s student in bell-bottom pants.
"Well I said I would not tear up, already we are not exactly on the path," said Clinton, 60, as she set off on a gruelling final-day campaign swing to battle Obama for votes in northeastern Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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Obama, 46, boosted by new polls showing him chasing down Clinton, even in her strongholds, meanwhile headlined another high-octane rally in New Jersey, a battleground state where he is breathing down his rival's neck. ...
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