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Newsweek reports that Obama has chosen Eric Holder, who pushed through the pardon of Marc Rich, as the Attorney General. This is really turning into the Clinton administration 2.0.
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jr| 11.18.08 @ 5:13PM
Eggsactly, Hillary, Holder, Emanuel, and the beat goes on. He will wait for a year, then get some of his extreme leftists in place. Now, he must appoint only "legitimate" pols. I doubt that Holder had to push hard to get Klintoon to pardon Rich, because it was only money. Rich has 1.5 b, tax evasion, illegal trades with Iran, relinquished his US citizenship, donations to Demos and Klintoon library -- what more to expect?
blacknsquid| 11.18.08 @ 5:34PM
Clinton administration 2.0 is the absolute best case with this guy, especially if 2010 becomes "1994 2.0"
HopenChange| 11.18.08 @ 7:52PM
Witnessing the era of Hopenchange,
http://hopeychangey.blogspot.com