HRC: Why Now?
Simple, says a senior adviser to Clinton.
Announcing today virtually guarantees that Clinton will be the Democratic Party's de-facto foil on Tuesday night, when Pres. Bush gives his State of the Union address.
HRC: Why Now?Simple, says a senior adviser to Clinton. Announcing today virtually guarantees that Clinton will be the Democratic Party's de-facto foil on Tuesday night, when Pres. Bush gives his State of the Union address. |
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