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Why I'm still not for Hillary Clinton

Women voters rallied en masse for her -- but she has run as a stereotypical male and represents the same old cowardly Clintonian politics.
By Frances Kissling

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  • Wednesday, January 9, 2008 09:56 PM

    What is the desired outcome?

    We're electing a president, not a savior. None of the them are going to be perfect. If the trade off is competence and incremental improvement vs. soaring rhetoric and revolution, often times the revolution fails or brings other, unwanted things, with it. Moreover, we don't need a revolution. We need to solve problems, of which there are many.

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