AP - Call it the Clinton contradiction. Hillary Rodham Clinton is a political trailblazer, pursuing the precedent-setting achievement of becoming the first female candidate to win the presidency. How, then, did she also become the candidate of the Democratic Party establishment a title historically attached to less-than-scintillating contenders like John Kerry, Al Gore and Walter Mondale?
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