rockymountainnews.com - 8/26/2008
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Bill Clinton may still be the bitter man he is often portrayed to be in the wake of the tense Democratic primary campaign between his wife Hillary and Senator Barack Obama. But if so, he knows how to turn it off when necessary. This morning, speaking before a panel of former world leaders at a National Democratic Forum, Clinton largely avoided politics to focus on how the world’s democracies ...
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B. Clinton: Presidential Campaign Has Been “Endlessly Fascinating”
The Page by Mark Halperin —
... The former president reflects on the race to a panel of other ex-world leaders less than a mile from the convention Tuesday, predicts the race sitll has a few “twists and turns” ahead. ...
Remainders: Stoking the fires
Jonathan Martin's Blog —
... the unofficial title of Captain Bar Mitzvah.
McCain's celebrity supporters are all in syndication.
New Quinnipiac results show a tight race in Ohio.
Global warming gets the subtle boot from the RNC platform.
The abortion ban plank stays.
Tucker Bounds strikes back at Madonna.
The FL GOP pays homage to/rips off Halperin
The National Review loves Hillary Clinton.
Bill loves Denver's streetlights.
Colorado GOP honcho Dick Wadhams calls ...
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