Photo: #It only took 10 minutes for all of the chairs at the Augsburg College caucus site to disappear. Participants, like Gail Dodd, had to kneel to fill our her presidential preference ballot.
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It only took 10 minutes for all of the chairs at the Augsburg College caucus site to disappear. Participants, like Gail Dodd, had to kneel to fill our her presidential preference ballot. (MPR Photos/Bill Alkofer)

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Super Tuesday analysis

Broadcast: Midmorning, 02/06/2008, 9:06 a.m.

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John McCain dominated his rivals in Republican primaries and caucuses, with Mike Huckabee challenging in the South. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton appeared to pick up more delegates than Barack Obama, but Obama picked up more states.

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  • Matthew Continetti: Associate editor at the Weekly Standard and author of "The K Street Gang: The Rise and Fall of the Republican Machine."
  • Joe Mansky: Elections manager for Ramsey county.

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