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She said that Obama is a hypocrite for vistiging a company in Fairless Hills to talk about energy independence because he voted in 2005 for the Bush energy bill, which gave tax breaks to oil companies.
"When he had a chance to say no to Dick Cheney and the oil companies, he voted yes," Clinton said. "We're going to have to fight to make the changes against the special interests...I said no. He said yes."
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Inquirer reporter Mike Jensen is the college basketball columnist for the Inquirer. Each year, he gives a special insight into the tournament.
Inquirer reporter Jeff McLane is the beat writer for Temple. He will pick the tournament.
Inquirer reporter Tom Fitzgerald will blog about Hillary Clinton's Pa. visits March 10 &11.
Inquirer reporter Larry Eichel will post updates on Bill Clinton's March 7 visit to Media.
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