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   From: democrat-parasites@latimes.com   
      
   The Democratic Party’s Super Tuesday “rush” to Joe Biden was “so   
   swift,” observes The Washington Examiner’s Byron York, that it   
   begs the question: “Will there be a Biden hangover?” Even when   
   he topped the polls last year, Biden escaped the “withering,   
   extended scrutiny that being a presidential front-runner can   
   bring.” Now that he is front-runner again, he will “face a new   
   world” of criticism. And “Sanders is still out there,” with his   
   “young, revolution-minded constituency, now strengthened by   
   significant numbers of Hispanic voters.” At stake is “the   
   resolution of a deep divide in the Democratic Party,” whose   
   outcome “might be decided less on the substance of ­issues than   
   on the temperament and stamina of two men who, were either   
   elected, would turn 80 shortly after entering the White House.”   
        
      
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