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Politics : Wesley Clark
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To: Don Green who started this subject12/20/2003 2:23:29 AM
From: Don Green   of 1414
 
While Howard Dean and his Democratic rivals fought an increasingly bitter war of words over Iraq this week, the debate was joined by a leading Democrat who's not running for president, Sen. Hillary Clinton. And in a measure of the sway the Clintons continue to hold over Democrats, both sides sought to claim her as an ally.

After the capture of Saddam Hussein, the senator from New York laid out her own views on Iraq, in speeches and in interviews. She managed to articulate sharp criticisms of the Bush administration while sounding unapologetically hawkish -- a balance other Democrats haven't quite achieved. Figures in the Democratic firmament already fearful of Dean's formidable candidacy tried to use Clinton's speech to show there's a significant -- and worrisome -- distinction between the Dean worldview and the foreign policy legacy of the Clinton administration.

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