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To: Jim S who wrote (62751)	10/12/2007 1:39:30 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90947

Clinton says she'd negotiate with Iran By HOLLY RAMER, Associated Press Writer 2 hours, 36 minutes ago CANTERBURY, N.H. - Hillary Rodham Clinton called Barack Obama naive when he said he'd meet with the leaders of Iran without precondition. Now she says she'd do the same thing, too. ADVERTISEMENT click here During a Democratic presidential debate in July, Obama said he would be willing to meet without precondition in the first year of his presidency with the leaders of Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea. Standing with him on stage, Clinton said she would first send envoys to test the waters and called Obama's position irresponsible and naive. But asked about it Thursday by a voter, the New York senator said twice that she, too, would negotiate with Iran "with no conditions." "I would engage in negotiations with Iran, with no conditions, because we don't really understand how Iran works. We think we do, from the outside, but I think that is misleading," she said at an apple orchard. She characterized her recent vote to label Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization as a way to gain leverage for those negotiations. Obama and other rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination have been criticizing Clinton's vote late last month in favor of the resolution, comparing it to her 2002 vote authorizing the war in Iraq. They have suggested that the Iran vote was the first step toward a military invasion there. propeller.com =============================================== You can't make this stuff up!