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For his next trick, Penn disappears.

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"After the events of the last few days, Mark Penn has asked to give up his role as chief strategist of the Clinton campaign." With Colombia-gate the straw that finally leveled the proverbial dromedary, Mark Penn is gone from Team Clinton. Better late than never, I suppose, but this would've been more helpful if done several months ago. And isn't the captain supposed to go down with the ship?

Well, victory may have been a macrotrend that eluded Penn's grasp. Still, if nothing else, we'll always have his ridiculous post-mortem spin jobs. Of "Impressionable elites," "insignificant states," and useless primaries, at least one might be remembered someday as a 2008 campaign catch-phrase. Update: The Field also feels a Titanic motif.

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