Breaking: Hillary for Secretary of State?
Breaking: Hillary for Secretary of State?
It's "officially" been leaked that she's being considered. It just so happens that my three favorite politicians are, in no particular order, Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and Barack Obama. (Okay, maybe in that exact order. But it's fluid based on the stances they take from day to day.) If they were to offer, and if she were to accept, my brain might explode with political hope and excitement.
Andrea Mitchell gives the inside scoop on MSNBC.com: http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/11/13/1673635.aspx
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