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Wednesday, November 28, 2007 12:00 AM

Michelle Obama gets real

She may be too authentic for Maureen Dowd, but the bold and plain-spoken candidate's wife has made doubting Iowans into believers.
By Rebecca Traister

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  • Tuesday, November 27, 2007 07:21 PM

    Opportunity Knocking

    The more I read about the Obama's and what they stand for, the more I feel that the Clinton's are not the right choice for the Democrats and America.

    I have many reasons to pick Obama over Clinton. But for me, the most important issue is unity. I believe that Obama can unify this country and win a massive mandate from which to govern and reshape the political agenda for decades. On the other hand, I believe that Hillary Clinton, though capable of winning, will enable the red state/blue state madness that has poisoned this country to continue for four or eight more years.

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