The other thing is, why would the Obama campaign again want to highlight friction with the Clintons or the Clintons at all? That moment is gone. It's Obama. He's the nominee.
Bill Bennett: “The other thing is, why would the Obama campaign again want to highlight friction with the Clintons or the Clintons at…”
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Bennett critiques the Obama campaign's decision to focus on past tensions with the Clintons.
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