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Analysis: 'Hillary Democrats' could be up for grabs
iht.com May 10, 2008
With the racially tinged Democratic race drawing to an awkward close, Barack Obama and John McCain face the challenge of winning over "Hillary Democrats" — the white, working-class voters who favored the former first lady over Obama's historic candidacy.
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