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Senator Hillary Clinton Will be on This Week for a Live Town Hall this Sunday

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Written by Lady Anker
Thursday, May 01, 2008
Democratic Presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton will be on This Week this Sunday. George Stephanopoulos will be in Indianapolis to host a live Town Hall Meeting on Sunday May 4. The Senator will answer questions from Stephanopoulos, Indiana primary voters in the studio, and voters via satellite from North Carolina. iNewsTube's Sunday Morning Mashup will cover the event with original artwork and audio clips. Look Forward to it! Questions to Consider For Comment: Do you think Hillary Clinton will win either or both North Carolina and Indiana? Should Hillary Clinton quit if she loses both North Carolina and Indiana? Read More For Related Video Clips Related Link: Indiana Primary Analysis Spread The News!
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