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Clinton tells cheering Nev. crowd to support Obama
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And Bill Clinton in particular has at times seemed grudging in his praise of the man who stopped his wife's able ascent.
Asked earlier this week if Obama was ready to be president, Clinton gave a philosophical, not political answer.
"You could argue that no one's ever ready to be president. I mean, I certainly learned a lot about the job in the first year. You could argue that even if you've been vice president for eight years that no one can ever be fully ready for the pressures of the office and that everyone learns something, and something different. You could argue that," Clinton said.
The Clintons argued through much of the primary that she, a former first lady, was ready to be president on "Day One," suggesting Obama was not.
The Obama campaign is pretty tired of that argument, particularly since it has become a key refrain of Republican John McCain.
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