thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com - 1/7/2009
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The former president notes that he is an honorary co-chair of the inaugural committee and says he is asking for money to help in "making the inauguration a great success."
wcbstv.com - 1/1/2009
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NEW YORK (CBS/AP) ― Sen. Bill Clinton? Don't
completely rule it out. The former president is among
several boldface names being touted as possible "caretakers" for New York's Senate seat -- people who would serve until the 2010 elections but ...
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NY Democratic Advisers Talk Up `Caretaker' Senator; ...
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Bill Clinton Asks for Money for Obama Inauguration
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... The former president notes he's an honorary co-chair of the inaugural committee and says he's asking for money to help in "making the inauguration a great success." ...
Bill Clinton Asks for Money for Obama Inauguration
The Page by Mark Halperin —
... The former president sends out his first solicitation letter for Obama's inauguration this week noting he's an honorary co-chair of the event.
Writes he's asking for contributions to help in "making the inauguration a great success." ...
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