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(KSL News) For the past 17 months, Sen. Hillary Clinton has fought Democratic Sen. Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination.
However, with fundraising shortfalls and news Sen. Obama was nearing the number of delegates needed to seal the nomination, word surfaced today that Clinton could suspend her White House bid.
What would an end to the Clinton campaign mean to the presidential race? We looked at the issue tonight in Talking Point.
Clinton superdelegate Helen Langan and Obama supporter Phil Riesen joined in our discussion.
To view this Eyewitness News Talking Point segment, click the play button above.
