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Classic Clinton
Whose advice was Bush heeding on Africa? Plus: Carol and the Six-Pack.
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According to another DNC staffer, aides to Edwards were unhappy to learn their man would be speaking on the same day as Kerry: "They didn't want him speaking with the frontrunner, and then having to deal with Sharpton, who will probably put on a pretty good show. He really wanted the Lieberman, Gephardt day."
p>Edwards' concern is that many of the attendees at the DNC meeting are delegates for the national convention which will be held in Boston. This is the first chance a presidential hopeful has impress uncommitted party ground troops leading into the primary season. Kerry would be expected to get the bulk of the attention from the media, and Sharpton's speaking style is wildly different from any of the other speakers. Edwards' people are concerned their man will get lost in the shuffle. br> /p>
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