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It's the Money

Daniel Henninger has an interesting theory about why even "sensible" Democrats like David Boren and Sam Nunn have reached out to endorse Barack Obama.  It's the fundraising -- fatigue with the way the Clintons have done it, and assurance that Obama can do it well enough that he's become a credible figure to end the Clintonian sway over the Democratic party.
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What's not clear is whether the calculus of people like Nunn and Boren is correct.  Which, in the final analysis, is better for the Democrat party: To have at its head ethically compromised "New Democrats" like Bill and Hillary, or an out-and-out leftist like Barack Obama, who may not be as "pure" as his most ardent supporters believe?

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