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Seantor Boxer having second thoughts
From Firedoglake:
(Update: I'm hearing that Boxer might be going a little wobbly on her decision to stump for Joe. If she were to issue a statement today saying she is not coming to Connecticut, that would just be a wonderful thing and she would be deserving of all praise for supporting women's rights with her decision. You can call her office in DC at 202-224-3553, Sacramento at 916-448-2787, or email her here.)
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