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Clinton Weathers Calls to Drop Out Some news columnists are saying the math makes it impossible for Hillary Clinton to nab the Democratic presidential nomination. Will the Democratic National Committee take charge of the race for the good of the party? Is the in-fighting giving John McCain a ride on easy street?

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Clinton Weathers Calls to Drop Out

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Some news columnists are saying the math makes it impossible for Hillary Clinton to nab the Democratic presidential nomination. Will the Democratic National Committee take charge of the race for the good of the party? Is the in-fighting giving John McCain a ride on easy street?

For insight, Farai Chideya talks with Donna Brazile — a Democratic strategist and author of the book Cooking with Grease: Stirring the Pots in American Politics — and Ron Christie, vice president of the lobbying firm DC Navigators.