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Hillary Clinton

NurseJackie

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20. It will be a very delicately balanced and choreographed ballet ...

Reply to nygurl (Reply #19)

Sat Jun 11, 2016, 04:49 PM

Jun 2016

... for the maximum positive impact, generating the most enthusiasm, instilling confidence, showing wisdom and competence, dodging or minimizing the critics and assorted cheap-shots that will surely be hurled in their direction.

I have every confidence in her already. I'm eager to know who it will be.

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Some thoughts nygurl Jun 2016 #19

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