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Published 1/13/2009 by Domenico Montanaro at First Read

From NBC's Domenico MontanaroFun exchange just now between Sens. Kerry and Clinton... Kerry asked about an incoming Obama administration's stance. Here's the exchange, paraphrased roughly:   CLINTON: [in response] Mr. President...KERRY: I'll take that... [smiles]CLINTON: [smiling]... President-elect-- Freudian slip [referring to Mr. President to Kerry]KERRY: [laughing] We're both subject to those.CLINTON: [grinning] On this subject especially. It's interesting to think that Kerry...( read more ) (link)

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