Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-New York) is expected to end her presidential bid on Saturday.
Clinton plans to endorse Sen. Barack Obama
(D-Illinois), according to news reports. She is also said to be interested in being his vice-presidential nominee.
Meanwhile, Sen. John McCain
(R-Arizona), the presumptive Republican nominee, is proposing 10 joint town hall forums. Obama's campaign is interested in the idea.
Get the Story:Clinton Pullout Likely Saturday (The Washington Post 6/5)
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Clinton Ready to End Bid and Endorse Obama (The New York Times 6/5)
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