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Just hours before Hillary Clinton address the Democratic National Convention in Denver, it appears her husband is attempting to undercut Barack Obama's effort to unify the party. The Hill has the story.
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Meh. That's pretty weak sauce. Clinton was talking about the importance of following through on your promises and posed a hypothetical. Youngman is reaching for something --ANYTHING!! --to belabor the Democrats-in-Disarray narrative.
Well if Obama had been calling you racist, how willing would you be to help him out?