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I won't say too much (I've got a column on the topic in the works), but I just want to register a disagreement: I don't think Rudy's Libby answer made him look like a primadonna, James. I think it was great -- he was clear, in command of the facts, and when Blitzer tried to cut him off he reminded everyone that he doesn't get pushed around -- he does the pushing. Granted, the line between "assertive" and "rude" can get fuzzy, so I suppose it's a matter of taste.

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