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Our study group has one more question regarding the 2004 Democratic Primary- Was it competitive throughout the entire process and perhaps the bigger issue is why was or wasn't it competitive this year?

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The expert examines 2004 democratic primary re competitiveness. The entire process and bigger issues are given.

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Depending on how you look at the process, the Democratic Primaries were competative or not. On one hand it was competative because there were at one time 11 Democratic candidates. With those numbers the process becomes competative in the sense that the candidates must distigush themselves from one another. ...

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