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Hillary Clinton would be world of trouble

By Dick Morris and Eileen McGann
Tuesday, November 18, 2008 -

Hopefully, it’s just a rumor started by the Clintonistas, but is Barack Obama seriously considering appointing Hillary Clinton as his secretary of state? If he pulls the trigger on that appointment, he will deserve what he gets.

Obama would do well to remember the history of Harry Truman and Jimmy Byrnes in 1944. Byrnes, known as the “assistant president” in FDR’s third term, was widely thought to be Roosevelt’s choice to replace Henry Wallace as his running mate in 1944. At the last minute, FDR reconsidered and decided Byrnes, a South Carolinian, was too conservative and went with Truman instead.

 
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