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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is open to having coffee with former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, whose new book about the 2008 presidential campaign is stirring controversy.
“I absolutely would look forward to having coffee,” Clinton said from Singapore Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
And why the heck not?
... keep the heat on!
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Nice truncating of Hillary's words there, Reuters blogger!
Hillary continued by saying that she would use the coffee drinking time to try to persuade Palin of the errors of her thinking on many issues. She opened by saying that while there were very few issues they agreed on, she would be open to coffee and discussion....
I'm sure the video has that, right? (Can't get audio here in Library Land)....
Great catch, jawbome
Thanks!
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I agree, jawbone...
I love it when Hillary smiles sweetly, then delivers that patented Clintonite zinger.
Of course the narrative in PUMA-land is that Hillary and Sarah should run for office together, so this will create a frenzy, I'm sure. Hillary was my Senator for 6 years, and let's just say, such a scenario is highly unlikely. (cough cough)
I'd love to be a fly on the wall for that coffee klatsch.
"Now, Sarah. About that whole anti-choice thing..."
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