I don't think it has much impact on the -- on the nomination fight, Anderson. If anything, there are -- in some states, Barack's, you know, continuous opposition to the war has helped him a little bit versus Senator Clinton.
Gergen discusses the impact of Obama's opposition to the war on his nomination fight against Clinton.
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