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Milbank: Worry not; Sanders will quit race after pushing stance
By Dana Milbank
Published: April 30, 2016, 6:00am
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Eight years ago, I spent an election night in a basement gymnasium in New York watching Hillary Clinton and her campaign advisers take up residence in a parallel universe.
It was June 3, 2008, and Barack Obama had just clinched the Democratic presidential nomination, making official a victory that had seemed inevitable for months.
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