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If not, try these:
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![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjsn4PQa54rnDCvUExk-oO9GaeTXbObaMN8HltBM8Wplql9BcBpwfxqLd2OTwVpzgsbSx13c-XZ7augN_Nt9dsnsbwA3IePpjL7YGYZ8z531lmr09IsGV2XeO_5-53b76TU7m_EQSHmnMQ/s400/texasplans.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhmjIRo1Y_n2C5SNcW9fbY7El3SWCWR7axI1ziQnWWxGXGV-JLH1JZN_mLmuHF2bi7_J2qOq0kKSwLYe7F5Z00_RKdsuewqZAdCw-cv0mnVahgN_W2BSnWuHcBJnFWoraSCO7xZxlU_vzo/s400/texasrace.jpg)
The Hispanic vote looks to have come through big time for Clinton, and an 11% margin in the white vote doesn't hurt either.
My prediction: Ms. Clinton takes the Texas primary by 4-7%.
Now, that Texas caucus thing is a whole different story....
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