 June 3, 2007
Posted: 08:45 PM ET
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Republican analyst Mike Murphy and Democratic analyst Arianna Huffington don't agree on much - but both think Senator Hillary Clinton needs to stop mentioning her husband. "This is a change election, no one wants to hear about the past," said Huffington, on CNN’s Pipeline. "This is the wrong narrative for Hillary," Murphy noted. She's the first woman running for president in a historic election and that's what she needs to be talking about, Huffing remarked. Huffington and Murphy may just be starting a new tally -mentions of Bill Clinton. Current count: 7 – CNN Contributor Josh Lipsky Filed under: Hillary Clinton
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