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On the eve of Tuesday’s Oregon and Kentucky primaries, Hillary Clinton seemed concerned with the remaining contests. But Barack Obama has already turned his attention to November’s general election.

Tuesday’s primaries could be seen as an illustration of the two disparate wings of the Democratic Party. Oregon is affluent, green and anti-war. Kentucky represents the other side of the coin: rural and blue collar.
NPR: Oregon, Kentucky Primaries Latest to Shape Race