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No makeover for Hillary -- yet

Even most supporters think she's going to lose on Tuesday in New Hampshire, but Hillary Clinton sticks to the script that doesn't seem to be working.
By Joan Walsh

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  • Monday, January 7, 2008 11:39 PM

    Clinton's motives are always in doubt.

    Was Clinton's wavering voice and teary eyes a genuine display of frustration or a cynical act to reveal a softer, vulnerable, and consequently a more likeable side to the former First Lady. I have no way of knowing. But I do think it speaks volumes of the way people view the Clinton political machine that the first thing that came into my mind and my wife's mind was that she was faking. Hillary Clinton can never escape Hillary Clinton.

    I predict Obama will get 40% or more of the NH vote. I think there's a genuine chance he'll approach 50%. If that happens Clinton will be all but finished.

    There's nothing vague about that!

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