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The Battle Isn't Over for Many Women Who Fought for Clinton | The Battle Isn't Over for Many Women Who Fought for Clinton | ||
[http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/06/26/AR2008062604162.html] | [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/06/26/AR2008062604162.html] | ||
''On June 8, the evening after Clinton conceded the Democratic presidential contest to Barack Obama, Mantouvalos organized a conference call with some 40 bloggers, political activists and other hardened loyalists of the New York senator's, in what became "a jam session of very intense opinion" -- about the party, its leadership, its presumptive nominee, the media. Five hours later, Mantouvalos, age "north of 35," had built a new Web site, JustSayNoDeal.com, which has become a clearinghouse for the renegade forces that are now confounding Democratic Party officials and Obama campaign operatives.'' | |||
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Hill, Yes! O., No! The Battle Isn't Over for Many Women Who Fought for Clinton [1] On June 8, the evening after Clinton conceded the Democratic presidential contest to Barack Obama, Mantouvalos organized a conference call with some 40 bloggers, political activists and other hardened loyalists of the New York senator's, in what became "a jam session of very intense opinion" -- about the party, its leadership, its presumptive nominee, the media. Five hours later, Mantouvalos, age "north of 35," had built a new Web site, JustSayNoDeal.com, which has become a clearinghouse for the renegade forces that are now confounding Democratic Party officials and Obama campaign operatives.