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May 6, 2008 - 2:53pm
Pindell: Clinton sweep would be 'shocking jolt'
By editorCategory: President
What would happen if Hillary Clinton pulled off victories in both the Indiana and North Carolina primaries Tuesday night?
That’s the question NECN asked James Pindell, managing editor of Politicker.com.
“If Hillary Clinton is somehow able to win both Indiana and North Carolina, which seems a little less likely, but if she were it would be a shocking jolt to this campaign,” Pindell said.
Read the whole story on the NECN site.
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