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Archived Articles | 26 Nov 2008 | EWR

Hillary at Foggy Bottom

Helle Dale

Not in recent memory has the office of secretary of state been occupied by a figure as potentially powerful as Hillary Clinton.

The former first lady and presumptive future secretary of state not only almost won the Democratic nomination, but might well in the next election challenge President Barack Obama, the man she will be serving. Mrs. Clinton has inched out other ambitious candidates - like Sen. John Kerry - for the post and reportedly she intends to accept. Her appointment will certainly be one of the most intriguing developments in the run-up to the new administration.

Washington Times, Wednesday, November 26, 2008

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