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"Good morning! There&amp;#x27;s enough strange news this morning to make one think the moon is full. Clinton on the attack Despite every sign that voters respond better to Clinton running a positive campaign, talking about the issues and showing that she has a softer side, her camp has decided to ratchet up the attacks on Obama in advance of tonight&amp;#x27;s debate and next week&amp;#x27;s primaries. Two of her advisers upbraided various members of the Washington press corps yesterday about their coverage of the campaign while Clinton and campaign manager Maggie Williams suspiciously failed to deny their involvement in the now-infamous emails of photo of Barack Obama in Somali garb. Instead, they used the opportunity to blame Obama for taking umbrage and thinking it that the release of the photo was a smear campaign. Finally, her staff told the New York Times that she&amp;#x27;ll &amp;quot;try&amp;quot; not to be too nasty in tonight&amp;#x27;s debate. I hope that&amp;#x27;s a big fat lie, personally, because I am sick of boring debates. Obama responds As part of Obama&amp;#x27;s apparent strategy to release some good news every time Clinton goes negative, they want everyone to know that former presidential candidate Senator Chris Dodd is endorsing Obama. Also, not that they are really discussing it, but the emailed photograph was &amp;quot;shameful, offensive fear-mongering,&amp;quot; according to campaign manager David Plouffe, but, shhh. They&amp;#x27;re staying positive. Drawing political blood Clinton and Obama aren&amp;#x27;t the only ones getting into it this week. Pennsylvania Clinton supporter Jose Ortiz allegedly stabbed his Obamaniac brother-in-law after what one assumes was a rather heated political debate. And you thought people only got worked up on the internet. Political memorabilia alert! Gennifer Flowers, one-time Hillary Clinton supporter (and former Bill Clinton mistress), is auctioning off her recordings of phone conversations with the former president. Her astute political analysis of Hillary&amp;#x27;s current downward slide? It&amp;#x27;s &amp;quot;karma.&amp;quot; Bill is such a bad breaker-upper. Another casualty John McCain just realized that the state of the war in Iraq might affect his campaign. Negatively. Whoops. I&amp;#x27;ll put up a preview of tonight&amp;#x27;s debate later today. In the meantime, are Hillary&amp;#x27;s slams a turnoff? Have you stabbed anyone yet? &amp;amp;#8212;Megan"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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