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Monday, June 06, 2005

BCBC©

Andrew Sullivan's recent piece in the Times of London dissects Hillary Clinton's behavior as a senator, and comes to the startling conclusion that she is running for president. His closer suggests a good title for posts covering the former first lady's quest to become our first real first lady.

It's too early, of course, to say anything with much conviction about the future. But you can confidently say that Hillary has prepared herself with a discipline and intelligence that has prompted some of her critics, including me, to take another look. She has the money, she has the beginnings of a centrist appeal, she'll have a Democratic party desperate to win back the White House. Bush-Clinton-Bush-Clinton?

In the strange nepotism that has always bedevilled American politics weirder things have happened.