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thought their local market strategy was innovative (it was), since it allowed him to talk to key media markets outside of the interference of the national press. Now, the national press is everywhere since local can become national in an instant. Politico's Jonathan Martin: Bill Clinton may well have never been elected president in the YouTube era. The Internet has changed politics forever, and until a new, younger generation comes along, its going to continue to claim casualties like this. Everything you say is being

thought their local market strategy was innovative (it was), since it allowed him to talk to key media markets outside of the interference of the national press. Now, the national press is everywhere since local can become national in an instant. Politico's Jonathan Martin: Bill Clinton may well have never been elected president in the YouTube era. The Internet has changed politics forever, and until a new, younger generation comes along, its going to continue to claim casualties like this. Everything you say is being

April 11, 2008 Categories: Bill Clinton Bill Clinton and YouTube Here's the video. JMart writes that Clinton "may well have never been elected president in the YouTube era." Writes Chuck Todd: He seems to forget that even when he's in rural Indiana, he's on the national stage. In '96, the Clinton campaign thought their local market strategy

told him, “you weren’t there, let me handle it,” to which Clinton says he replied, “yes, ma’am.” "Let me handle it" seems to summarize what her position should have been all along in reference to Bill. And 8 lies? That's a compulsion! Jonathan Martin aptly claims that "Bill Clinton may well have never been elected president in the YouTube era." I guess there's just too much fact checking going on for Bill to campaign effectively anymore. Update: Here's the video of him in action.

juicy details, I really don't want cut and paste all the crap on here.   I'll before it's over with, they'll be in the wrestling ring and fighting for the title. Yeah, it's gotten that silly.    Others: The Moderate Voice, The New Republic, Jonathan Martin's Blogs, The Caucus, Comments from Left Field, Ben Smith's Blogs, Gothamist, The Raw Story, Political Radar, michellemalkin.com, Hot Air, Media Blog, Swampland, Commentary, The Jed Report, The Page and AMERICAblog

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