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Poisoned Penn - and Hillary's Clinton fatigue
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 Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 7:00 am Post subject: Poisoned Penn - and Hillary's Clinton fatigue |
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 Poisoned Penn - and Hillary's Clinton fatigue
By Gil Troy, The Jerusalem PostWith the resignation of Hillary Clinton's top - and highly overpaid - strategist, Mark Penn, the Clinton campaign once again appears to be a Keystone Cops operation.
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By Gil Troy, The Jerusalem PostWith the resignation of Hillary Clinton's top - and highly overpaid - strategist, Mark Penn, the Clinton campaign once again appears to be a Keystone Cops operation. (Penn's private public relations firm was lobbying for Colombia and Free Trade agreements precisely when Hillary Clinton was opposing expanding such agreements, or forging new ones). In 1992 and 1996 Bill Clinton did Better Than Expected, wowing observers with smart, disciplined, nimble campaigns. In 2008, Hillary Clinton has done far Worse Than Expected, depressing even many devotees with her cloddish, clunky, top-heavy, poorly managed and often clumsy campaign. True, campaign reputations are often circular. In the all-or-nothing world of politics, winning campaigns become brilliant; losing campaigns become mismanaged. Sometimes, however, candidates have run great campaigns and lost - such as Ronald Reagan in 1976 against Gerald Ford for the Republican nomination, and Gerald Ford in 1976 against Jimmy Carter for the Presidency. Reagan left Republicans so keyed up, his nomination in 1980 was virtually assured; Ford forded a 30 point gap in the public opinion polls, falling just short of winning.
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