Story from The Guardian.
Hillary Clinton wheeled out her fabled political machine last night, hoping the display would help power her to a strong finish in the Iowa caucuses. . . .
She was welcomed on stage by her husband and former president, Bill; his former secretary of state, Madeleine Albright; the former Nato supreme commander, General Wesley Clark; and Hollywood stars Mary Steenburgen and Ted Danson. . . .
But despite the reliance on Clinton's familiar claims of experience, she was not above borrowing one of Obama's most popular themes: hope for genuine change in Washington.
"After seven years of the Bush administration there is a feeling in the land that somehow we can't solve all our problems, a sense of fatalism that has affected us," she said. "Well I don't believe that."
Clinton brought her closing arguments to an even wider audience last night with a two-minute advertisement that aired on every 6pm newscast across the state. . . .
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