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But don't both your and Will's points support MDH to an extent

Posted by ty97 May 9 '17, 08:17

(and recall I've said I'm not sure where I stand on MDH's point)

If she's hated and has high negatives because she was a woman who dared do 'non-womanly' (my words) in the 90s, doesn't that lend some credence to his argument?

I get that the 90s were different, but it's not the 90s anymore, in theory

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It's an aggregate. She made the role of First Lady political for the first time in 50 years when she took on health care in 1993. - Name Withheld by Request May 9, 08:25 1
- I think most people have forgotten that. It's the 25 years of mud-slinging, not one failed policy initiative. - Roger More May 9, 08:46

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