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Morris, Hall & Kinghorn, P.L.L.C.

TEL (505) 889-0100 |  Albuquerque, NM

TEL (520) 320-5100 |  Tucson, AZ

TEL (520) 455-5365 |  Sonoita, AZ

TEL (602) 249-1328 |  Mesa, AZ

TEL (602) 249-1328 |  Phoenix, AZ

TEL (602) 249-1328 |  Goodyear, AZ

TEL (602) 249-1328 |  Scottsdale, AZ

TEL (702) 294-7333 |  Henderson, NV

TEL (928) 284-0522 |  Sedona, AZ

TEL (928) 774-0333 |  Flagstaff, AZ

TEL (928) 778-2655 |  Prescott, AZ

Dan R. Morris is the senior partner in the law firm of Morris, Hall & Kinghorn, P.L.L.C., with offices in Phoenix, Mesa, Tucson, Prescott, Sedona & Flagstaff. For the past 28 years, his private practi...(more)



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» Senator Clinton in Probate Court?

I've turned into a political junkie during this election cycle, but one thing I missed -- linked to recently in a post-mortem about sexism and Senator Clinton's loss to Senator Obama -- was this, from January.

Evidently there's a television show called "Morning Joe," and on it someone named Mike Barnicle (the Sailor?) said of Senator Clinton:


"... when she reacts the way she reacts to Obama with just the look, the look toward him, looking like everyone's first wife standing outside a probate court....

I don't think I get it. Does he mean the way a wife would look at her husband in divorce court? Because probate court and divorce court aren't the same thing (at least not in Illinois). It still doesn't make any sense to me.