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Clinton Stops at Caucus Site
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ABC News' Eloise Harper reports: Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., stopped by Lovejoy Elementary School in precinct 90 in Des Moines, Iowa. We noticed a lot of Obama stickers in the crowd, and a woman was passing them out at the entrance. There were also Clinton supporters in the crowd wearing pins.
Clinton shook hands and, when asked how she is feeling, said to the camera, "I feel great, this is so exciting to see this in person.
"Thanks for coming out and doing this," Clinton added as she shook hands.
Clinton did not go into the caucus room.
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My class is working on learning about the Iowa Caucus and knowing so much about this Caucus I have a strong feeling that you might be the next Democrat.
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