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His way

With Bill Clinton back in the spotlight, and the Democratic convention just a month away, John Kerry must decide how much Clintonism is too much. The answer depends on what the definition of "Clintonism" is.

By David Greenberg
June 27, 2004

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THIS WEEK IT WAS Bill Clinton's turn. Two weeks after the nation ground to a halt to mourn Ronald Reagan's death, the publication of Clinton's memoir, "My Life" (Knopf), shifted the spotlight to Reagan's Democratic counterweight. (Full Article: 2265 Words)

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