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Post from Steve Peters's Blog:

Photo Opportunity For Mrs. Clinton

By Hussein The Hope Monger - May 8th, 2008 at 6:24 pm EDT

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What will they think of next?

There was the "shot and beer" stunt in Crown Point IN followed by the PANDER bear herself trying to pump gas and get coffee for a caravan of gas guzzlers and their occupants.

She did the Rocky thing on the steps of the library in Philadelphia.

For her next stunt, how about posing as she readies herself to go down a mine shaft in West Virginia?

PHONE BANK!

CANVAS!

Let's WIN this thing!!

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