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In a Democratic debate, rivals assail Clinton

Politics – HANOVER, New Hampshire Democratic presidential candidates pounced on rival Hillary Clinton for her positions on Iraq and Iran in a debate on Thursday as they sought to undercut her status as the campaign front-runner.

Tags: New Hampshire, Democratic Debate, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Barak Obama

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"With the Democratic left-wing demanding a hasty U.S. timetable out of Iraq, Edwards criticized the New York senator for not ruling out that U.S. troops might engage in some combat missions in Iraq if she were to win the 2008 election.

"'To me that's a continuation of the war," Edwards said. "Combat missions mean that the war is continuing. I believe the war needs to be brought to an end.'"

"Edwards' broadside put Clinton on the defensive at a time when she is enjoying a comfortable lead in opinion polls and trying to appear above the fray. But there was no sign that the debate would prompt a major shake-up in the Democratic field."

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Unlike Bush, who won't listen to the American People! I don't agree with Hillary and her views on the war, after all. She voted for it. Actions speak louder than words.

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