Hillary cites experience—but she didn't always
New American, The, April 14, 2008 by John F. McManus
"In the late '60s, Clinton shouted along with the rest of us not to 'trust anyone over 30.' She never shouted, 'Let's rally around the person with 35 years of experience.'" Tufts University Professor Michael Goldman is not enamored by the claims of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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