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by News Editor
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu in Jerusalem. Photo: U.S. Embassy, Tel Aviv.
AP – As Hillary Rodham Clinton builds up her expected presidential campaign, she’s recruiting veterans of President Barack Obama’s two successful White House runs, signaling to supporters that she’s taking steps to avoid a repeat of her failed 2008 bid.
The overlap between Obama’s longtime aides and Clinton’s emerging campaign also deepens the merger of the Democratic Party’s two most powerful factions. Even as the party’s liberal wing searches for a potential alternative to Clinton, an alliance between the White House and her campaign would offer a contrast with the wide-open fight among Republicans for their nominee.
