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Article: New Mexico GOP: Bill and Ted's Bogus New Mexico Adventure

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January 31, 2008
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The New Mexico Republican Party issued the following news release:

Albuquerque, NM - Former President Bill Clinton and U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy are coming to New Mexico today to stump on behalf of their favored Democratic candidates for president - Senator Hillary Clinton and Senator Barack Obama, respectively.

Adam Feldman, NM GOP Executive Director, released the following statement today about their visits:

"President Clinton and Senator Kennedy face a very difficult challenge in New Mexico today. President Clinton will try to convince the public that Senator Clinton can be trusted as president; her track record, however, is clear. She has embraced a stream of large tax increases and ...

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