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Tossing a statement like, "Washington is built to resist change," into last week's Democratic debate in New Hampshire begs for a response, which is why all four candidates present-Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, and Bill Richardson-all interrupted each other to comment. This moment proved interesting for a number of reasons. Whether Hillary realized it or not, her decision to discuss Bill's administration inadvertently painted her as more of a traditional politician and less of an "agent of change." The moment also showed John Edwards edging towards Barack's corner of the ring. (by J.P. Mangalindan) Running Time: 6:32This great video appears on
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