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Daniel Nasaw

Radio silence from the Clinton camp

I've received no e-mails today from the Clinton campaign, but a handful each from Obama and McCain. The campaign didn't even release a copy of her remarks at the AIPAC conference. This is a sign of something, though I'm not sure what. Any readers have some thoughts?

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