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    Obama adviser Susan Rice said Thursday that neither Clinton, Obama nor presumptive GOP nominee John McCain — all senators — has had to answer that call. "Only a commander in chief has shouldered that burden. And you don't get that experience by being married to a commander in chief" said Rice, an assistant secretary of State for Bill Clinton. Full Article at USA Today
    Only a commander in chief has shouldered that burden. And you don't get that experience by being married to a commander in chief
    Susan E. Rice – Susan E. Rice SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago
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Democrats play hardball -- with risks
  1. then we will make certain that she has to answer those same questions with respect to herself, her husband and her campaign.
    SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago
  2. I, for one, do not believe that imitating Ken Starr is the way to win a Democratic primary election for president.
    SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago
  3. Super delegates are concerned about keeping the party together ... The surest way to alienate them is to run a scorched-earth negative campaign against your opponent.
    SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago
  4. They tried to slough off some of these attacks, ignore them, stay above them. It didn't work
    SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago
  5. She runs the risk of reminding people that she's been a very polarizing figure.
    SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago
  6. She seems to do well when people think something unfair is happening to her ... I do think they can overplay the victim hand.
    SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago

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