BILL CLINTON ACCORDING THE ECONOMIST’S LEXINGTON COLUMN

Files under General | Jan 26th

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Oh, boy, what a great Economist column lead:

The Democrats are in the midst of making an historic choice between nominating their first female presidential candidate or their first black presidential candidate. And who is everybody talking about? A certain 61-year-old white male with a habit of waffling.

With a better end:

The Clintons are in the process of doing the impossible: making the 2008 election a referendum on them, rather than on the Republicans. And the Republicans are inching towards nominating their one candidate, Mr McCain, who has broad popular appeal. If what ought to be a stroll in the park in November becomes a real fight, then the Democrats will know who to blame.

(Illustration by Kevin Kallaugher)



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