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Ruddy, who accompanied Scaife to the Clinton lunch, says the peacemaking meeting came about after former New York City mayor Ed Koch offered to put the two together. (Koch declined to comment.) Clinton, pouring on the charm, greeted Scaife like an old friend. "President Clinton believes in redemption and moving forward," says spokeswoman Jennifer Hanley. Ruddy says they talked about Clinton's charitable work and avoided opening old wounds. After receiving the full Bill treatment, Scaife left with a new outlook on the man he had once set out to crush. Scaife isn't ready to sign on to Hillary's campaign—he's still a Republican. But his lawyer, Yale Gutnick, says Bill Clinton and Richard Mellon Scaife are now members of a "mutual admiration society." Cue the apocalypse.

With Michael Isikoff

© 2007

 
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  • Posted By: gsdnoon @ 02/06/2008 9:51:11 PM

    Comment: interesting, especially for those who believed the many "scandals". This looks like smart politics to me. I hope it pays off for them. I finally decided to back Hillary, and this only supports my choice. She is smart and an astute politician. Being an astute politician is not synonymous with being a "corrupt" politician.

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