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To: Dale Baker who wrote (31936)	11/25/2006 12:40:58 PM
From: ChinuSFO	Read Replies (2) of 541301

I want to hear what McCain has to say beyond the short-term political noise, see if he has a wider vision for the ME. If foreign policy becomes an issue during 2008, then I think Hillary would have an advantage as a former First lady and being a Senator. She along with Bill Clinton would have a very strong insight into what transpired (the inside story) during Bill's term. As Senator, she would also have a good grasp of the legislative process of foreign treaties and agreement etc. Hence I think she would be best positioned to address the foreign policy issue. On the assumption that the Democrats do well in Congress with regards to the economy between now and 2008 and if Hillary articulates a strong foreign policy plan then she will be hard to beat.

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