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December 07, 2011 Columns » Max Brantley

Chelsea Clinton and the lucky sperm club

by Max Brantley @ArkansasBlog

The New York Times carried a glowing profile Sunday about Chelsea Clinton's decision to step fully from the shadows and seek a public life. She's joined a corporate board, gotten a job as a correspondent for NBC and has her pick of…

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