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Clinton-Free Celebration Will Be Shortlived

By Aaron Goldstein on 2.2.13 @ 12:59PM

Matt Purple rejoiced over the fact that for the first time in 30 years neither Clinton holds public office.

I have a feeling that his jubilation will be shortlived. Barring a severe decline in her health, it is inconceivable that Hillary won’t run for President in 2016.

Even if the Clintons don’t hold public office that doesn’t mean they don’t wield considerable influence.

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Aaron Goldstein writes from Boston, Massachusetts.

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