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France and Japan.According to The Hill, Democratic National Committee 
National Finance Chairwoman Jane Stetson, who raised $2.43 million for Obama, 
is in line for the coveted Paris post, which would knock out 
Vogue editor-in-chief Anne Wintour, who raised $2.68 million and purportedly 
wanted either the London or Paris diplomatic positions.Beyond Wintour, the 
most talked about potential ambassadorship is Caroline Kennedy to Japan.Kennedy, 
daughter of President Kennedy, certainly has the political pedigree and 
ranks among the presidents biggest fundraisers and political supporters. 
However, critics argue that her lack of experience in elected office makes 
her a risky choice as Japan remains a crucial ally in trying 
to maintain stability in the Korean Peninsula.Still, Dartmouth government 
professor Jennifer Lind argues Kennedys stature give her extraordinary access 
to the president and that her fathers unconventional  decision in the 
1960s to appoint Harvard professor Edwin O. Reischauer to the Tokyo post 
helped knit  two countries once dismissed as impossible allies.The Foreign 
Service union, while not directly criticizing Kennedy or Obama, told FoxNews.com 
this spring that it does not support such appointments and that the 
rate of political appointees to ambassadorships for Japan and major European 
countries is as high as 85 percent.The sale of ambassadorships and rewards 
for political support basically suggests we really dont value diplom
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to a magical putting display that saw him follow an eagle at 
nine with three straight birdies en route to a 67.And with the 
sea breeze stiffening as the leaders worked their way around the turn 
and a cold mist drifting in from the Firth of Forth, he 
looked to be in good shape.Scott had motored past Westwood to lead 
at two over at that stage with the Englishman one adrift alongside 
Stenson.The Swede faltered at 12 and 13 and it was Mickelson who 
bounded up to near the top of the leaderboard.Westwood then drifted away 
and back-to-back bogeys from Scott at 13 and 14 suddenly saw Mickelson 
with the lead.He birdied the 17th to move two ahead and then 
had the 18th hole grandstand crowd on their feet as he sunk 
a 10-footer for birdie at the last.That left Scott and Westwood needing 
a miracle to match him and neither looked likely of conjuring that 
up.Mickelson had won The Open and the major tournament that had always 
been the hardest for him to compete in throughout his stellar career.




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