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Presidents typically say they want to be surrounded by strong-willed people who have the courage to disagree with them. President-elect Barack Obama, reaching out to Hillary Rodham Clinton and Republicans, actually might mean it.
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In this Nov. 27, 2006 file photo, Franklin County commissioner Mary Jo Kilroy is seen during a news conference in Columbus, Ohio. After the typical congressional campaign, the winner goes to Washington and the loser goes home. Not so with two undecided..
