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October 30, 2007
Standing by his ... president
The veepstakes is on in earnest apparently. Gov. Richardson steps up, much as he did when he filed his candidacy papers in Concord today, to defend Clinton from the JRE and Obama attacks.
"I'm hearing this holier than thou attitude towards Senator Clinton, and it's bothering me because it's pretty close to personal attacks. ... We need to be positive in this campaign."
Richardson insisted he has differences of opinion with HRC -- he wants out of Iraq, would get rid of NCLB and thinks Clinton's Iran vote was wrong.
"But I think it's important that we save the ammunition for the Republicans," he said.
Posted at 10:31 PM
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