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The Clinton Economy
yglesias.thinkprogress.org - 2/1/2009
The Clinton Economy
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Marc Ambinder writes about the new WhiteHouse.gov’s treatment of Bill Clinton: Its Clinton biography makes no mention of the economy’s performance in his terms, but refers to “the failure in his second year of a huge program of health care reform” and “issues ...
google.com - 1/30/2009
The Associated Press: Professor who slammed Clinton will be Obama aide
— google.com — 4 hours ago WASHINGTON (AP) Samantha Power, the Harvard University professor who earned notoriety for calling Hillary... Rodham Clinton a "monster" while working to elect Barack Obama president, will take a senior foreign policy job at the White House, ... (more) The Associated Press: Professor who slammed Clinton will ...

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knoxnews.com: News stories by the Associated Press
hosted.ap.org - 1/28/2009
knoxnews.com: News stories by the Associated Press
— hosted.ap.org — WASHINGTON (AP) -- Former President Bill Clinton earned nearly $6 million in speaking fees last year, almost... all of it from foreign companies, according to financial documents filed by his wife, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. The ... (more) knoxnews.com: News stories by the Associated Press

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newsday.com - 1/30/2009
Clinton critic Samantha Power gets White House job -
— newsday.com — Samantha Power, who earned notoriety for calling Hillary Rodham Clinton a "monster" while working to elect Barack... Obama president, will take a senior foreign policy job at the White House , The Associated Press has learned. Officials say Obama has ... (more) Clinton critic Samantha Power gets White House job -

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J. Bradford DeLong's Grasping Reality with All Eight Tentacles — ... Outsourced to Matthew Yglesias: Matthew Yglesias: The Clinton Economy: Marc Ambinder writes about the new WhiteHouse.gov’s treatment of Bill Clinton: Its Clinton biography makes no mention of the economy’s performance in his terms, but refers to “the failure in his second year of a huge program of health care reform” and “issues surrounding personal indiscretions with a young woman White House intern” Intriguing! Except here’s the first paragraph of the ...

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