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Axelrod, Penn, and Trippi, the campaign advisors of the three leading Democratic candidates go at it discuss recent campaign developments on "Hardball."




Bill Shaheen may have resigned as co-chair of Hillary's campaign, and Hillary may have apologized to Obama for Shaheen's remarks suggesting Obama's admitted drug use in the past could make him vulnerable as a candidate, but Mark Penn is still playing the story. Makes one wonder just how sincere Hillary was in her apology. Could the apology have been motivated by politics?

Wesley Clark Endorses Hillary

Retired U.S. Army General Wesley Clark, who sought the sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004, was considered a 2008 presidential wannabee, and continues to run his WESpac political action committee, has endorsed Hillary:

Clark, the former supreme allied commander of NATO, praised the New York senator as "a remarkable person" with the skills and experience to be president.

"She will be a great leader for the United States of America and a great commander in chief for the men and women in uniform," Clark told reporters in a conference call with the former first lady.

It's nice to see Hillary get an endorsement from someone who isn't a political adulterer, an impeached judge, or whose endorsement otherwise raises ethical concerns.