correntewire.com - 11/3/2008
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Today’s New York Times : Soldiering On, Clinton Preserves Her Options
[S]he has been steadily raising money for her political action committee, which advisers say could become a means to champion women’s issues.
Mrs. Clinton won about 17 million votes in her presidential ...
roughtype.com - 11/8/2008
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roughtype.com —
Blogging seems to have entered its midlife crisis,
with much existential gnashing-of-teeth about the state and fate
of a literary form that once seemed new and fresh and now seems familiar and tired. And there's good reason for the teeth-gnashing. ...
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Clearly, this is all part of Sen. Clinton’s nefarious plan:
“She has done more for Obama than Dean did in 2004 for Kerry, more than Bradley did for Gore in 2000, more than Kennedy did for Carter in 1980,” said James A. Thurber, the director of the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University in Washington, D.C. “As much as this must hurt her, she has been the ultimate trouper this fall.”
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