TROY, N.Y. AP - Former President Bill Clinton on Tuesday became the latest leading Democrat to weigh in on the waning political fortune of New York Gov. David Paterson.On NBC's "Today" show, Clinton said the governor is "not in good shape now" politically, but ultimately will consider what's best for his state before deciding whether to run next year.
September 22, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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TROY, N.Y. AP – Former President Bill Clinton on Tuesday became the latest leading Democrat to weigh in on the waning political fortune of New York Gov. David Paterson.
On NBC’s “Today” show, Clinton said the governor is “not in good shape now” politically, but ultimately will consider what’s best for his state before deciding whether to run next year.
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