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To: nigel bates who wrote (5098)	1/4/2008 11:08:03 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 149317

A Conversation with Obama Foreign Policy Advisor Samantha Power charlierose.com

To: nigel bates who wrote (5098)	1/5/2008 5:01:04 AM
From: ChinuSFO	Respond to of 149317

It is not "irrational exuberance" to claim in the face of the Iowa results, that this nation is on a path to overturn all the punditry, all poll forecasts etc. The Independents, Democrats and some Republicans are banding together to banish all negative ads and partisanship. This WSJ news article bears that out. Hillary does realize that if she goes negative, she would bring attention to her "polarizing" image. If she doesn't she has no leg to stand on. ============================= Clinton Camp's Challenge: How Hard to Hit Obama? By JACKIE CALMES and AMY CHOZICK January 5, 2008; Page A1 MANCHESTER, N.H. -- With little time to recover from Iowa's presidential caucuses before Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, a bruised Hillary Clinton faces her nightmare scenario: Barack Obama could unite anti-Clinton Democrats to seal the party's nomination in coming weeks. ...contd at online.wsj.com