May 7, 2008 - 5:45pm
Cardin iffy while Mikulski is full speed ahead
By Wally EdgeSen. Barbara Mikulski made it plain to The Hill today on what she thinks Hillary Clinton should do: stick in it.
“The voters aren’t sick of it — look at all the record turnouts,” Mikulski said. “It’s helped the party.”
Meanwhile Sen. Ben Cardin refuses to be pinned down... on anything.
"My father told me that a day in politics is like a year. There’s a lot of things that could happen,” he told MSNBC's Tom Curry.
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"For Mr. Jennings to retreat from this process concerns me greatly. I'm asking them to assure the same scrutiny that they applied with Mr. Jennings is the same process they use for all applicants and that there not be assassination of character behind closed doors."
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