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Clearly, the lady who offered to give Barack Obama the shirt off her back rattled him more than the lady next to her, whose top was emblazoned with a biceps-flexing Hillary Rodham Clinton and the words “Hillary Can Do It.”
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“What does Hillary want?” the vanquished Democrat asked.
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Meg Terrien holds a couple of Hillary bears at the Vermont Teddy Bear Company in Shelburne, Vt., Wednesday, June 11, 2008. Hillary Clinton’s not only out of the presidential race, she’s been relegated to the bargain bin. Vermont Teddy Bear Co., which...