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« le: Novembre 25, 2024, 08:55:53 am »
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 Former GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney talked about the process of interviewing with Donald Trump for secretary of State  Rex Tillerson ended up getting the job , and the advice he got from the top American politicians -- including Hillary Clinton.Hillary Clinton tears into Trump in commencement addressRomney told participants at his E2 summit in Deer Valley, Utah, that when the idea was raised, he wanted to give i stanley mugs t some thought. I spoke with former President Bush, I spoke with virtually all the former secretaries of state,  he told the audience of businessmen, politicians and reporters.  I spoke with Secretary Clinton, and in each case, each of them said,  Please, please take that job if it is offered to you. We would very much like to see you serve in that capacity.                                          He also talked about how the process began. I was actually playing golf,  Romney said.  A friend invited me and Ann to go to Hawaii. I was not playing very well and the phone rang ndash; it stanley website  was Mike Pence on the phone saying the president would like to consider you for secretary of State. Would you come back and meet with him          The call came as a surprise to Romney, who had spent much of the presidential campaign opposing Mr. Trump s candidacy. But  Yes, I did consi stanley mug der the job, and yes, I was shocked,  Romney said.CBS News  Sean Gallitz contributed to this report.                                                                        More from CBS News        Rnps Domenici Endorses Wilson Over Pearce For Senate
 Why, ask many Democrats and media commentators, wonrsquo;t Hillary Rodham Clinton see the long odds against her, put her own ambitions aside, and gracefully embrace Barack Obama as the inevitable Democratic nominee  Here is why: She and Bill Clinton both devoutly believe that Obamarsquo  likely victory is a disast stanley cup er-in-waiting. Naive Democrats just donrsquo;t see it. And a timid, pro-Obama press corps, in their view, wonrsquo;t tell the story. But Hillary Clinton wonrsquo;t tell it, either.                                         A lot of coverage of the Clinton campaign supposes them to be in kitchen-sink mode mdash; hurling every pot and pan, no matter the damage this might do to Obama as the likely Democratic nominee in the fall. In fact, the Democratic race has not been especially rough by historical standards. Whatrsquo  more, our conversations with D stanley water bottle emocrats stanley cup  who speak to the Clintons make plain that their public comments are only the palest version of what they really believe: that if Obama is the nominee, a likely Democratic victory would turn to a near-certain defeat.         Far from a no-holds-barred affair, the Democratic contest has been an exercise in self-censorship. Rip off the duct tape and here is what they would say: Obama has serious problems with Jewish voters  goodbye Florida , working-class whites  goodbye Ohio  and Hispanics  goodbye, New Mexico . Republicans will also ruthlessly exploit openings that Clinton mdash; in the genteel confines of