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The Spectacle Blog
Huffington Post reports that Hillary was offered a position as secretary of state. The press office notes:
"She had meetings with some Prime Ministers and Presidents where she had to deliver some blunt messages for us."
Which blunt messages were those, and why, exactly, was she doing this as First Lady? And if she was doing it as part of the Senate, let's hear it.
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CC| 11.14.08 @ 6:12PM
Why is it always Clinton's people claiming that others are saying nice things about the Clintons? It doesn't make any sense for Obama to offer her such a post. We're being spun folks...
Captain America| 11.14.08 @ 6:40PM
Nothing surprises, it's one former Clinton creep or another. Wake me up in four years, it's gonna be a long nightmare I'm afraid.
Seak 53| 11.14.08 @ 9:44PM
If he's smart, he will pick her. She has the experience, knowledge, and is well liked and admired around the world. Calling names is not only immature, but makes your comment irrelevant and silly.
Raoul Bloodworth| 11.15.08 @ 11:22AM
CC is right - If she has experience she earned it illegally (Hatch Act).
Go Ahead and appoint her. Then fire her after 6 months. No Senate Seat, no more mischief, consigned to the dustbin of history.
Where she belongs.