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Bill Clinton Throws His Full Weight Behind Obama, Blasts Bush/McCain Legacy
crooksandliars.com - 8/28/2008
Bill Clinton Throws His Full Weight Behind Obama, Blasts Bush/McCain Legacy
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Questions answered.   Download  |  Play     Download  |  Play The contrast between the Clinton legacy and the Bush/McCain legacy is just devastating.

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The Sideshow — ... points from Jon for the Parthenon stuff. I see big Greek columns, I think "some building in DC." And in whose fantasy was the building I usually think of - this building - not a backdrop for this candidate? (On the other hand, he's sure right that Mark Warner's speech was crap. Why would I be impressed with the instincts of a guy whose first reaction to the idea of cell phones was that no one would want one? I've always wanted one.) Last night, Bill Clinton's speech had even me thinking "Big Dog". Nice one-two punch from Hill and Bill, and of ...

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