Yes, I think the campaign's definitely having a problem finding out -- figuring out how to run against Barack Obama. He's proven to be incredibly difficult to run against, to land a punch on him. You can't -- how do you run against hope?
Dee Dee Myers: “Yes, I think the campaign's definitely having a problem finding out -- figuring out how to run against Barack Obama.…”
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Dee Dee Myers discusses the challenges the Clinton campaign faces in running against Barack Obama, emphasizing his appeal as a candidate.
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