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To: Neeka who wrote (753)	4/26/2006 12:56:01 PM
From: paret	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 908

Have you, you know, ever, you know, heard, uh, you know, Hillary talk? She's, uh, you know, a most, uh, you know, excellent, uh, you know, public speaker. Uh, yeah.

To: Neeka who wrote (753)	4/26/2006 4:22:41 PM
From: paret	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 908

PHOTOS of Democratic Election Day Tire Slashers Sowande A. Omokunde courttv.com Michael Pratt: graphics.jsonline.com Lewis Caldwell: media.michellemalkin.com

To: Neeka who wrote (753)	4/26/2006 6:39:58 PM
From: sandintoes	Respond to of 908

I still remember when Marilyn Quayle (who is also a lawyer) had a debate with Hillary.. Marilyn destoryed her. Hillary never debated again.. Other Quayle urged to run for governor Apr. 17, 2005 12:00 AM Political Insider is a tongue-in-cheek look at the past week in Arizona politics. Quayle for governor? No, not that one . . . There seems to be a rumor every week about some top-flight Republican being desperately wooed to run against Janet Napolitano in 2006. The latest is Marilyn Quayle, the smart, politically savvy wife of former Vice President Dan Quayle. This one ain't idle gossip. GOP Chairman Matt Salmon spoke to Quayle on Friday and the two had an encouraging 60-minute chat. The story in GOP circles goes like this: Some Republican big shots had been fishing to see if her husband was interested in the '06 race. And he basically told everyone, "Don't ask me, ask my wife." Marilyn Quayle, an attorney and author, has been flooded with calls from various people asking her to run for governor. A Quayle-Napolitano race has the potential to be a colossal battle. Arizona has never ever had two whip-smart, strong women running head to head. Salmon, who lost a nail-biter to Napolitano in 2002, gushed about the political possibilities of a Quayle candidacy. "I have to tell you that if someone of her talent and credibility enters this race, it is most definitely a horse race," Salmon said. "When people realize this is possible, there will be folks all over the state who try to encourage her to run. Somebody of her caliber in the race is more than I could hope for." azcentral.com