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Top Clinton Donors Meet With McCain Campaign

By Mark Impomeni 

The Wall Street Journal reports that Carly Fiorina, former Hewlett-Packard CEO and senior adviser to Sen. John McCain, met with a group of 25 prominent supporters and fundraisers for Sen. Hillary Clinton at a private home in Westchester County, NY. The group included several so-called "Hillraisers," each of whom have raised in excess of $100,000 for Clinton's failed primary campaign. The meeting was repeatedly sought by the Hillary supporters and is at least the second such meeting between backers of Clinton and the McCain campaign.

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Hillary Clinton launches fundraising for 2012 already!

By Andrew Malcolm

LA TIMES - Just six weeks after reluctantly surrendering to Barack Obama in the brutal 2008 Democratic primary race, Sen. Hillary Clinton has begun raising money for what she says is her 2012 New York Senate re-election campaign.

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Hillary Clinton Asks To Keep Donor Money for 2012

By Jason Horowitz 

Hillary Clinton's campaign is sending out letters to donors asking permission to roll a $2,300 contribution to Clinton's 2008 general election coffers to her 2012 senate election fund instead of offering a refund.

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Hillary Clinton joins a long list of debt-challenged presidential candidates

By Celeste Katz

It could take Hillary Clinton years to obliterate the mountainous campaign debt she's racked up, which would be tough on her concerned creditors - but it certainly won't be the first time it's happened in a presidential campaign.

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Here We Go! Clinton Diehards Want Convention Vote

By Shawn Zeller

She may have given up, but a few of  Hillary Rodham Clinton ’s people haven’t.

The senator from New York is said to be negotiating a respectful presence followed by a graceful exit from next month’s Democratic convention, and last week the party announced that Barack Obama would formally accept the party’s nomination in the stadium built for the Denver Broncos. But there are Clinton supporters clinging to the hope that if her name is placed in nomination and the roll call of the states is conducted, she might — might — still win.

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