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• All Hail Paul, 'Ultimate Cool Guy'

  Sep 28, 08 5:43 AM CDT
  E! Online published a list of high-profile tributes in remembrance of Paul Newman's death Friday. Here are some highlights:

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• Fear of Lefty Obama Gets Bill Behind Mac

  Sep 26, 08 4:50 PM CDT
  If Bill Clinton seems to be sabotaging Barack Obama's campaign, it may not only be for Hillary's presumed 2012 run, but because he prefers John McCain, Roger Simon writes in Pajamas Media. Since "showing up" Obama with his convention speech, Clinton has been "lavishing praise" on McCain and defending his desire to delay tonight’s debate—perhaps because he “wants Obama to lose.” More »

• Hillary Didn't Really Want VP Slot: Bill

  Sep 22, 08 6:48 PM CDT
  Even as rumors continue to bounce around the Internet that Hillary Clinton could end up on the Democratic ticket, she never wanted to—and would only have accepted the VP slot out of a sense of duty, Bill Clinton said on The View today. “Not really, she didn’t,” Bill said when asked by Barbara Walters of his wife’s inclinations, ABC reports.
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• Barack and Bill to Lunch—Finally

  Sep 8, 08 9:12 AM CDT
  Barack Obama and Bill Clinton will have their first one-to-one sit-down Thursday, reports the Chicago Tribune. Obama will lunch with the former president while in New York for the 9/11 anniversary. For months the two have remained in a stand-off over perceived slights during the prolonged primary battle, but Clinton finally offered a rousing endorsement at the Democratic Convention, and Obama says the two have spoken by phone “numerous” times.
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