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Hillary Clinton's problem: she can't run against Washington

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imageClinton runs in New Hampshire.Brian Snyder/Reuters

Hillary Clinton’s inability to say whether she stands for or against approving the Keystone Pipeline reveals the problem she has running as a candidate of change.

During a New Hampshire town hall broadcast on August 1, she was asked about her position on Keystone.

She...

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