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Dem foes doubt Clinton's electability
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 Dem foes doubt Clinton's electability
Irony followed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton to a show barn Saturday night at the Johnson County fairgrounds.She made a big splash at the local Democratic Party's fall barbecue when she led 85-year-old George McGovern to the stage to give her a rousing endorsement there among the hay bales.
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Irony followed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton to a show barn Saturday night at the Johnson County fairgrounds.She made a big splash at the local Democratic Party's fall barbecue when she led 85-year-old George McGovern to the stage to give her a rousing endorsement there among the hay bales."I hope I live long enough to see a black president in the White House," McGovern told the crowd, alluding to Clinton's leading rival, Sen. Barack Obama. But McGovern quickly added: "We have an old rule of courtesy in the United States: Ladies first!"McGovern's crackling voice brought the house down because he's a progressive movement icon, fondly remembered in this crowd for his anti-Vietnam War stand and for taking on one of the most reviled Republicans, Richard Nixon, in the 1972 presidential contest.But some also remember that in that election McGovern suffered one of the most lopsided defeats in U.S. history, leaving Nixon in the White House and Democrats demoralized.His appearance with Clinton was ironic because it came shortly after four of her Democratic competitors had taken to the same stage, some offering veiled warnings about the single biggest question that keeps hanging over her front-running candidacy.
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