"Team Obama" may have the most support on college campuses and general momentum in its favor, but Hillary Clinton's fans cheered her on to victory in the New Jersey Democratic primary this week. As both candidates continue their campaigns, Anne Ferrer '09 asked, "What animal would you pick to be Hillary Clinton's mascot, and why?"
Abby Wood '09
"A parrot because I think she's really annoying. And parrots are really annoying."
Dennis Lee '08
"I'll go with a lion because she has a confident stance."
Bryan Frist '10
"A snapping turtle — she's got a hard shell."
Katy Terrell '11
"Possibly a hawk because she's aggressive."
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