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      Hillary Clinton: Too Much of a Clinton Democrat?

      Posted by Billbar from Washington Post

      Hillary Clinton has a few problems if she wants to secure the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination. She is a leader who fails to lead. She does not appear "electable." But most of all, Hillary has a Bill Clinton problem. (And no, it's not about that. )

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    • The real Clinton administration scandal

      Posted by Billbar from Daou Report

      The real scandal during the Clinton administration was that the Republicans ginned up numerous fake scandals about the Clintons based on nothing, and kept them under investigation throughout President Clinton's tenure from the very beginning.

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    sgtwildey comments on:

    Clinton backs Obama and bows out

    Whew. She made me nervous there for a while. If she became president I would have became Austrailian.

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    11:55 am 6/08/08
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    j1o2n3a4s5 comments on:

    WSJ Says Insiders in Both Camps Dismissive About Dream Ticket: Clinton Records At Issue

    i’d like to see a Bright or Kucinich as VP

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    4:24 pm 6/05/08
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    theauthor comments on:

    WSJ Says Insiders in Both Camps Dismissive About Dream Ticket: Clinton Records At Issue

    He will probably pick a conservative democrat. Webb’s name has come up a few times.

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    9:47 am 6/05/08
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    creifman comments on:

    WSJ Says Insiders in Both Camps Dismissive About Dream Ticket: Clinton Records At Issue

    I do not think he will even ask her.  Why people think its as simple as pulling together their two groups of supporters is beyond me. Its much more complex, not to mention that he needs a more conservative voice to attract votes from McCain . . . I expect to see a caucasian male on the ticket . . . any guesses?  

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    9:23 am 6/05/08
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    theauthor comments on:

    WSJ Says Insiders in Both Camps Dismissive About Dream Ticket: Clinton Records At Issue

    Does Barack really want Bill down the hall all day, peeking in and looking over his shoulder?

    If Obama loses to McCain, Clinton can run again in 4 years while she is still young enough.

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    5:45 am 6/05/08
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    Jwgardner comments on:

    Clinton to Endorse Obama

    And yet, there will continue to be a large number of her votership claiming to speak for everyone when they insist they’ll never vote for that "empty suit"/"inadequate black man"/"socialist" – no matter how much reconciling she does now (which I honestly doubt will be much).

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    8:17 pm 6/04/08
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    Jwgardner comments on:

    Clinton Kennedy Assassination Reference: Raises Bobby's Death To Explain Why She Stays In Race

    So which is it… the campaign or the supporters? And why drag mental health into the equation, when that’s clearly a very dangerous subject to raise given the behaviour HRC has exhibited could just as readily be attribued to psychological stresses of varying degrees?

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    8:42 pm 5/25/08
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