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There's something exciting happening tonight that I don't want you to miss: Hillary Clinton will be on Jim Cramer's "Mad Money" TV show tonight. Although she's slipped a bit in the primaries recently, it'd be hard to count out Hillary just yet, so tune in tonight to Cramer to see how she think's she's faring, and also get her analysis on business issues like housing -- she's been at the vanguard of addressing the housing issue, but how far will her proposals go? And does she think the current proposals go far enough? As you know, Cramer's been all over the housing issue, so look for a lively political discussion. Check out some of these recent filings from John Fout, the TSC political writer, on Clinton's drive for the White House. Clinton Attacks, Obama Parries. Clinton Goes for Broke, Obama Holds Steady Clinton Still Has a Fighting Chance
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