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    Cisneros criticized Texas' complicated primary/caucus system and warned that Clinton could win the popular vote but receive fewer delegates than Obama, especially if more Obama supporters participate in the precinct caucuses on election night. "We didn't create those rules ... We don't like those rules. I think those rules are a little unfair, especially to working people." In the evening, Chelsea Clinton, feminist icon Gloria Steinem and producer Rob Reiner touted Clinton's candidacy to hundreds of supporters at two gay bars in Dallas. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
    We didn't create those rules ... We don't like those rules. I think those rules are a little unfair, especially to working people.
    View articles, topics, and photos related to this quote – Henry Cisneros SOURCE: Fort Worth Star-Telegram 21 months ago
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  1. There is no one in this race who is more on your side than Hillary Rodham Clinton
    Rob Reiner – Rob Reiner SOURCE: Fort Worth Star-Telegram 21 months ago
  2. If somebody is here and they are undecided, or you are trying to reach somebody who is undecided, here's my best advice ... Ask them to decide how they will judge the next president when the president's term is over, not how you feel today at a rally.
    Bill Clinton – Bill Clinton SOURCE: Fort Worth Star-Telegram 21 months ago

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