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Bob Dole's Top Five ways to Balance the Budget: Stop paying Clinton speechwriters by the word; Saving government ink by replacing the long William Jefferson Clinton signature with the 66% shorter Bob Dole signature; Making Gore and Gingrich pay for those good seats at State of the Union addresses; Firing the White House gardeners and requiring Al Gore to do something to earn his keep. And the number one way to balance the budget? Sell Arkansas.
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February 24, 2008

Clinton Offers Regrets for Spouse’s Remarks

The New York Times (register)

...In a question-and-answer session after her speech at the State of the Black Union event, Mrs. Clinton was asked by Tavis Smiley, the host of the event, how she felt about “what some termed racial comments” by Mr. Clinton. “I think there are enough of you here today who know him personally and know his heart,” she said, then stopped for a long pause. “If anyone was offended about anything that was said, whether it was meant or not, whether it was misinterpreted or not, then obviously I regret that.”

Last month, Mr. Clinton was criticized widely for comparing Senator Barack Obama’s victory in South Carolina to Jesse Jackson’s primary wins there, which depended heavily on demographics and Mr. Jackson’s African-American support. “Jesse Jackson won South Carolina in ‘84 and ‘88,” Mr. Clinton told an audience in Columbia, S.C. “Jackson ran a good campaign. And Obama ran a good campaign here.”

Posted by Editor at February 24, 2008 04:28 PM

[Filed under: Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Race]

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