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Two post-DNC Winter Meeting Predictions

If Donna Brazille's presence at the DNC Winter Meeting is any validation of my suspicions, then HE WHO SHALL NOT BE NAMED will indeed announce his candidacy. And he will only do so after winning the Oscar for that little documentary of his.

Oscar-winning President kind of rolls off the tongue, doesn't it?

Let's see if my predictions once again are valid. I was after all the first one to announce Hillary's candidacy after she hired Peter Daou.

Just saying.


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