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Headline Roundup June 9th, 2016

Will Obama Convince Sanders?

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President Obama wil meet with Bernie Sanders today in a effort to promote party unity. Will it work?

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Obama meets with Sanders in push for party unity
Obama meets with Sanders in push for party unity

Washington Times

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President Obama is meeting with Sen. Bernard Sanders Thursday morning in the Oval Office, hoping to give the populist presidential candidate a tactful push toward a clear surrender to Hillary Clinton in their hard-fought battle for the Democratic nomination.

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Sanders to Meet with Obama
Sanders to Meet with Obama

CNN Digital

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Sanders will meet with President Barack Obama in their second White House sitdown this primary season and the fourth time they've spoken in the last month. Aides said Obama would work to move Sanders toward an acceptance of Clinton as the nominee.

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Obama and Bernie Sanders to Meet for Delicate Talks
Obama and Bernie Sanders to Meet for Delicate Talks

New York Times (News)

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Attempting to make deals in Washington has not always fared well for President Obama. On Thursday, however, he will try to negotiate, however gently, with Bernie Sanders about the Vermont senator’s exiting the Democratic race without inflicting damage on efforts to unite the party.

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