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Gore Rumblings
Al means business, though maybe he shouldn't always hide behind his wife. Also, the Ridge Wars. Plus: Hillary helps a new friend meet an old friend.
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. "He's trying to line up help in the Northeast for the primary runs," says a Gephardt campaign adviser. "Ickes knows New York like no one else. With [Massachusetts Sen.] John Kerry in the race, Ickes would be a good guy to have on the team." /p>Ickes was a key adviser to Hillary Clinton in the early days of her Senate campaign and remains a confidante. "He certainly wouldn't be talking to Gephardt without her knowing," says a Clinton staffer in New York. "Harold is her guy."
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