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    The party comes to Biden

    Mar 06, 2020 5 minutes
    By Molly Ball
    —
    With reporting by
    ALANA ABRAMSON
    and
    PHILIP ELLIOTT/WASHINGTON, CHARLOTTE ALTER/LOS ANGELES, KATY STEINMETZ/OAKLAND
    and
    LISSANDRA VILLA/HOUSTON□

    N THE BIGGEST DAY OF VOTING IN THE 2020 DEMOcratic primary, Joe Biden’s presidential hopes came roaring back to life. “They don’t call it Super Tuesday for nothing!” Biden exulted as he rallied supporters in Los Angeles on the evening of March 3, flanked by his wife and sister. “People are talking about a revolution? We started a movement!” It was a not-so-subtle jab at Senator Bernie Sanders, the self-styled revolutionary who looked like he was on his way to the nomination before everything turned topsy-turvy. The Super Tuesday voting in 14 states, which awarded about one-third of the total delegates in the Democratic primary, capped a whirlwind few days that reordered the campaign and catapulted Biden to the front

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