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Thompson: "Wrong Answer"

Thompson: "Wrong Answer"

Fred Thompson has some thoughts on Hillary: I've mentioned it before, but Fred does very well in this kind of informal chat video, which is not really an ad. But what if this is what Fred's ads will look like?...



Ad-Hoc Liberal Dem Group Plans to Mobilize Against Hillary

The Politico's Ben Smith is reporting that an ad-hoc liberal group plans to run a campaign against Hillary Clinton in the early states by running at her from the left.

One has to wonder what's behind it -- particularly financially. But if it's Kosher -- and they end up garnering significant funds -- they could obviously help Obama and Edwards. The key here is that a 3rd force can freely run negative ads that a contender can't -- chiefly because a contender will always be afraid of looking too divisive and because in a multi-candidate field, negative ads usually end up hurting both the sponsor of the ad and the target, benefiting a third candidate.

The bottom line is that the Democratic race may begin to get a less civilized in the days ahead.

To read Steven Stark's complete "Presidential Tote Board" blog, go to www.thephoenix.com/toteboard/

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