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office-seeker

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While the crowd of a couple of hundred was smaller than the usual one that flocks to the Canalfest, the forbidding weather didn't stop the usual collection of politicians and office-seekers from making the rounds.
While there is nothing wrong with young people seeking office, the trend of first-time office-seekers running for chief executive positions in cities, or federal congressional or Senate seats seems somewhat out of whack.
Clinton had characterized herself as the office-seeker with the most experience, while Obama positioned himself as the contender most able to bring much-needed change to Washington.
 
 
 
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