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The ultimate insider who could still change the game in the Oval Office

THERE HAVEN’T BEEN MANY EXHILARATING MOMENTS in Hillary Clinton’s long slog to the presidency, but this may have been one of them: a gorgeous late-October afternoon in New Hampshire, an outdoor rally amid the falling leaves, a stage full of female candidates—two for Congress, one for the Senate, one for President plus Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, leaving only one lonely guy (the candidate for governor). The women wore interesting colors—a perfect firehouse red for Warren; a lush

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