Ana Iparraguirre

Senior Associate, Greenberg Quinlan Rosner

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Senior Associate with the Democratic polling and strategy firm of Greenberg Quinlan Rosner

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Enshrined as the Democratic front-runner by the media and by Republicans  Hillary Clinton  was on the defensive in  last night's debate .   John Edwards  accused her of double-talk and…

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Enshrined as the Democratic front-runner by the media and by Republicans Hillary Clinton was on the defensive in last night's debate .  John Edwards accused her of double-talk and…

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