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By Aaron Rutkoff In his new campaign memoir, David Plouffe recalls a moment at a Chili's restaurant in a Pennsylvania airport soon after his candidate referred to the state's "bitter" voters who "cling to guns or religion." Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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During those meetings, Plouffe writes, Biden filibustered the two top strategists, alternately explaining why he should be picked and why he did not want the job. Biden “could not be taught new tricks,” Plouffe writes. Full Article at The Hill
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