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To: zax who wrote (916921)	1/24/2016 9:45:12 PM
From: puborectalis	Respond to of 1572729

cnbc.com

To: zax who wrote (916921)	1/25/2016 2:35:36 AM
From: puborectalis	1 Recommendation Recommended By bentway Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 1572729

America looks different in 2016 than it did the last time Hillary Clinton ran for president: The economy has come out of free fall, the military has left the quagmire of the Iraq war, barriers to equality have toppled, and universal access to health care has become a reality. Tumultuous as they’ve been, the Barack Obama years have proved transformative — and the priority for Democratic voters should be to protect, consolidate, and extend those gains. Today, the nation has new challenges, which require a different kind of leader — someone who can keep what Obama got right, while also fixing his failures, especially on gun control and immigration reform. That will require a focus and toughness that Obama sometimes lacked. This is Clinton’s time, and the Globe enthusiastically endorses her in the Feb. 9 Democratic primary in New Hampshire. She is more seasoned, more grounded, and more forward-looking than in 2008, and has added four years as secretary of state to her already formidable resume. Democrats in the Granite State should not hesitate to choose her.

To: zax who wrote (916921)	1/25/2016 6:57:22 AM
From: jlallen	4 Recommendations Recommended By Brumar89 joefromspringfield locogringo TideGlider Respond to of 1572729

Palin’s woman-beating son may never have seen combat duty in Iraq. Typical demolib smear..... 1. The "woman beating" thing is only an accusation at this point... 2. He either did or did not see combat.....there is no may about it unless this is a deliberate attempt to smear. Not the type of charge you make without knowing (unless you are a lying Dem POS).