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Hillary's "Politics of Parsing"

The one debate I decide to skip is the one debate that becomes the one to watch. Had it not been for Tim Russert's Botoxed eyes, I would have grabbed a mojito and enjoyed the truthiness, but I did not.

Which is why I am aghast by this clip put together by the John Edwards campaign. This one is too good to pass up.

Wow.

Now I can see why there's so much clucking about this debate. She really flip-flopped badly, didn't she?

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Submitted by liza on 2 November 2007 - 11:28am.
Politics | Public Opinion | Public Speaking | Rhetoric | Triangulation | 2008 Presidential Elections | Democratic Party | Hillary Clinton | John Edwards

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