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Hillary Clinton’s Reaction to Sen. McCain’s Climate Change Proposal
May 12, 2008 - 1:05pmRelease Date: May 12 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 12, 2008 Contact: Press Office, 703-875-1271
press@hillaryclinton.com Hillary Clinton’s Reaction to Sen. McCain’s Climate Change Proposal “Senator McCain’s proposal simply does not go far enough to address the growing threat that the climate crisis poses to our children and grandchildren. Real leadership means taking this problem head on with a comprehensive, science-based plan instead of halfway measures. While Senator McCain's proposals may be improvement on President Bush’s, that’s not saying much.” ###
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