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Records Reveal Hawkish Hillary

Iraq vote may not have been anomaly

By Peter Fearon, Newser Staff

Posted Mar 27, 2007 7:59 AM CDT

(Newser) – Hillary may be more hawkish than liberal supporters realize, Michael Crowley concludes after a lengthy look at the senator's history. Many assume she supported the Iraq war to look tough and won’t back down to avoid the label of flip-flopper. But long before 9/11,... Read full story »

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