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/p> p> OH, IF ONLY br> Re: Philip Klein's What Happens in the '90s, Stays in the '90s : /p>

I must confess to a certain sneaking admiration for the Senator from New York. Like for those other American originals, Willie Sutton and D.B. Cooper.

She is to politics what Madonna is to music: No particular talent, but a will to power that would fade Lucrezia Borgia, backed by discipline Prussians would have admired.

Is her campaign going down again? I for one don't believe it. She has ridden out more wakes than all the Swift Boaters put together. And she will keep on as long as anyone will let her.

She will continue to campaign, win or lose. She can't do anything else. She will demand the delegates she won by voting. She will demand the delegates not committed. If she leads in the polls she will demand the nomination by right. If she trails in the polls she will demand the nomination anyway.

And the grand climax of the convention will be Hilary, screaming for her due as security guards physically peel her away from the podium the night the nomination is announced. I'm getting a new TV just to see it.

p>Oh, if only that talent and force of character could be applied on America's behalf! br> -- Martin Owens

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