By rss@youtube.com (TheWomensMuseum) Author: TheWomensMuseum Keywords: The Women's Museum Dallas Texas Hillary Clinton Secretary of State Kay Bailey Hutchison Senator Outstanding Women Stories from the Top Women Museum history Added: June 3, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (easareport) They got a warm reception from the crowd Author: easareport Keywords: Bill Hillary Clinton intro inauguration Added: January 22, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (saunec22) MSNBC's Chris Matthews demonstrates his stunning journalistic integrity with these two entirely objective assessments of Hillary Clinton. Keywords: Chris Matthews Hillary Clinton MSNBC Sexist Senate New York Messing Around Senator hardball Added: January 16, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (VOAvideo) Senator Hillary Clinton has endorsed what she calls "smart power" as part of a revitalization of U.S. diplomacy if she is confirmed as Secretary of State. The former First Lady had a confirmation hearing on Tuesday (January 13th) before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Clinton said...

By rss@youtube.com (thehilldotcom) Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, President-elect Obama's pick to head the State Department testified in her confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday. Keywords: the hill newspaper hilltube thehilldotcom Senator Hillary Clinton Richard Lugar Sec...

By rss@youtube.com (eileenfleming) Just weeks after his FREEDOM OF SPEECH TRIAL began the whistle blower of Israel's underground WMD Facility sent this message to Senator Clinton and USA Christians re: The Apartheid Wall and The Bombs Keywords: Gaza Palestine Israel Mordechai Vanunu The Wall apartheid bombs freedom li...

By rss@youtube.com (brkcmo93) Here is a local news report from New York that says New York Gov. David Patterson's staff did some "arm-twisting" to get the state assembly leader to support Carolyn Kennedy's bid to be named the next U.S. Senator from New York. Added: January 2, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (BarackObamadotcom) Senator Hillary Clinton spoke in Aurora Colorado, on October 24, 2008.

By rss@youtube.com (knudgeknudge) SHOW HILLARY YOUR SUPPORT!!! http://www.hillaryresponders.com/18million "Although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it," - Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton - June 7, 2008 As Democrats head to the...

By Scott Whitlock And Snow’s insistence on fact checking is odd, considering that she repeatedly fawned over Hillary Clinton during the 2008 presidential campaign and didn't challenge the Senator very often. On October 1, 2007, she described Clinton as someone either having a great time on the campaign...

By The Huffington Post News Editors A prominent South Carolina conservative offered support for Senator Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Wednesday after a local Republican party censured the senator for working with Democrats. Graham's best friend in the Senate is John McCain, another Republican pol who took a bit of pride in ra...

“Senator Gillibrand has delivered the resources we need to keep businesses in the Empire State and to create new jobs during these difficult economic times. She has fought for the inclusion of a public option in comprehensive health care reform to fix our national health care crisis and l...

By Steve Clemons After a long, messy battle between Senator Jim DeMint and the Obama administration, Senator DeMint removed his holds on two key administration appointees whose... Steve Clemons publishes the popular political blog, The Washington Note

By Michael C. Moynihan MADDOW: That was in addition to Senator Lieberman campaigning against the Democratic nominee for president, which entailed him saying things like this. NAPOLITANO: Hey Sen. Lieberman, you know Barack Obama, is he a Marxist as Bill Kristol says might be the case in today’s New York Times?...

By Ken Shepherd Barack Obama is just as much a woman-hater as the late conservative North Carolina Senator Jesse Helms in the wild eyes of radical abortion-mongering feminist and PBS "To the Contrary" host Bonnie Erbe. Erbe -- who has still not gotten over Obama losing to her favored Democrat Hillary Cli...

By mohdjamil was elected United States Senator from New York on November 7, 2000. She is the first First Lady elected to the United States Senate and the first woman elected statewide in New York. Many have read ‘Living Hillary: Hillary Rodham Clinton Memoirs’. Interestingly, this lad

By Pareene Lloyd Grove, who's been around, remembers when Rahm tried this exact same tactic with a conservative Democratic senator in 1993. That little Senator grew up to be Richard Shelby, still a senator from Alabama, but now a Republican. (This tone-deaf approach to political hardball also sugg...

By blacktygrrrr I asked the Senator if Congress would be trying to exempt itself from its own bill, as Hillary Clinton and the Congress tried to do in 1994, which helped torpedo that bill. Senator Barrasso was plainspoken and straight to the point, proving that much of America could learn a lot from Wyoming.

By Scott Whitlock ROBIN ROBERTS: And now, for the bottom line, we turn to chief Washington correspondent, and host of This Week, George Stephanopoulos. Morning to you, George. ROBERTS: And one of the tough questions came from Republican Senator Jon Kyl. I want to play it for you and get your reaction.

Justice Roberts: Then Senator Obama wrote to the Daily Kos about this. I blogged about it here. But this was what then Senator Obama had to say to us: Mr. Obama had a simple prescription for his fellow Democrats. So there you have it: that is what then Senator Obama did in the Senate.

By Steve Young A panel of Washington judges supported the decision of the Federal Election Commission saying that "H:TM" was not actually a movie but a campaign ad "susceptible of no other interpretation than to inform the electorate that Senator Clinton is unfit for office, that the United States wo...

By NewsWax “I trust Hillary Clinton’s good judgement,” Senator Arlen Specter said. “I think she will work through these issues.” Sources: US Senate confirms Clinton as Secretary of StateClinton approved by Senate as top U.S. diplomatClinton Confirmed by Senate as Secretary of State

By Pareene Also there are individual sections for each area of New York state that she did things for. In these sections you learn how hard it is to reword the phrase "Senator Clinton was a champion for...." From her first days in office, Senator Clinton was a champion for Western New York.For eight years, Se...

By Pareene Paterson always promised that he wouldn't appoint anyone to Hillary Clinton's seat until after she officially vacated it. And Hillary took her time vacating, unlike Obama, waiting until this week to get around to it. (To make sure she'd be confirmed as SecState?) So now it's time for Pater...

By eriposte An upstate New York developer [Richard Congel] donated $100,000 to former President Bill Clinton’s foundation in November 2004, around the same time that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton helped secure millions of dollars in federal assistance for the businessman’s mall project.

By Ann Althouse(annalthouse@mac.com) There's a new election for the Hillary Clinton Senate seat in 2010 (and then again in 2012), so why not let that field of candidates develop in a naturally competitive fashion by putting someone there now who will perform the function in a dignified, statesmanlike way?

New York State voters split 40 – 41 percent on whether Caroline Kennedy is qualified to be a U.S. Senator, but they expect by a 48 – 25 percent margin that Gov. David Paterson will name her to the Senate seat being vacated by Hillary Clinton, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released De...

Only Hillary Clinton has made light of the "incident," hereinafter known as Night of BBB (Boys Being Boys). In an e-mail to the Washington Post's Al Kamen, a Clinton adviser wrote: "Senator Clinton is pleased to learn of Jon's obvious interest in the State Department, and is currently rev...

Clinton’s eligibility a non-issue. Senate Democrats were working Tuesday to put together legislation making it possible for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton to become secretary of state despite a constitutional clause that some critics argue should bar her from joining the cabinet.

By sarahcourtney Was there sexism for Senator Clinton and Governor Palin? Maloney added that Clinton leaving the Senate is “an incredible loss”, describing Clinton as an effective and creative leader who made great accomplishments for New York in 8 years. “It’s never dull with Hillary!”

By Bill Jempty Obama picks graybeards as wartime CabinetThe position of National Security isn't a cabinet position and making the New York Senator sound like a circus sideshow(Bearded lady) can be called distasteful. President Clinton, er...Obama will figure it out. After all, he preached change but di...

By Kim Priestap Bush picked Ashcroft to be AG. Although he had just lost a race for Governor, Ashcroft was a Senator until January 3, 2001. I'm sure there are other examples of this, those just jumped out at me. This is laughable. This will no more stop "the Obama" from appointing anyone to anything. What Obama wa...

By Pareene Unreconstructed Liberals have their own reasons for disliking the Clintons, and movement conservatives obviously have even more, but what the hell explains the pathological antipathy the Washington Press Corps still feels for President Bill and Senator Hillary Clinton? The roots...

By firstfriday Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Bill’s secrets, the money he gets from overseas. RFK jr as head of FEMA or to replace Hillary in the Senate. When relatives take over congressional seats. Teddy Kennedy’s health care play. Senator Jesse Jackson jr? Can he win an election? Can Republican...

By Cassy Fiano Good move by President-Elect Obama. If his negotiation strategies don't work, then the Clintons will share the blame. Everything he does would have been discussed in the press by the Clintons, but now Senator Clinton will be working for him, and President Clinton will be the happiest pers...

By Katharine Jose The Times editorial board has praise for David Paterson's proposed budget cuts, and criticism for State Senate Republicans who are resisting them. A liberal Rochester blogger has mixed feelings about the rumor that Republican State Senator Jim Alesi will flip to the Democrats.

By Bill Jempty John Foster Dulles- Former US Senator(for 4 months), Diplomat, Lawyer 53-59 Christian Herter- Former Governor of Massachusetts, former Congressman 59-61 Dean Rusk- Lawyer. Worked in the Truman administration 61-69 William Rogers- Former US Attorney General 69-73

By Ann Althouse(annalthouse@mac.com) In January, a three-judge panel of the Federal District Court here said the film was an “electioneering communication” with only one point: “to inform the electorate that Senator Clinton is unfit for office, that the United States would be a dangerous place in a President Hillary Clint...

The speculation about who Gov. David Paterson might appoint to replace Hillary Clinton haskicked into high gear ever since last night's leak that she's on Barack Obama's short list to be secretary of state. Yes, he's a Republican, and choosing him would surely infuriate Paterson's fello...

By NewsWax The 2008 presidential Democratic nominee, Senator Barack Obama of Illinois is projected to win at least 306 electoral votes, enough to clinch the Presidency of the United States. Obama is the first African American to be elected President in U.S. history. His Republican opponent, Arizona...

By Alex Carnevale Some of those on Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential campaign alienated reporters by calling at 11 p.m. — as soon as their stories hit the Web — and demanding deletions of unflattering adjectives. Obama spokesmen have sometimes counterattacked too lightly, because Mr. Obama pl...

By cao2 My contacts throughout New Hampshire indicate that Senator McCain is much stronger than recent polling here shows. Please see the message below from a former Hillary Clinton staffer. It offers an insider explanation of what is happening.

By Scott Whitlock 7:08am SNOW: Sarah Palin made it clear Sunday that she's no longer wearing the fancy duds paid for by the Republican National Committee. SNOW: But the election isn't over. And Obama is also explaining for his number two. SENATOR BARACK OBAMA: Joe sometimes engages in rhetorical flourishes.

By Andrew Romano Senator Barack Obama is showing surprising strength among portions of the political coalition that returned George W. Bush to the White House four years ago, a cross section of support that, if it continues through Election Day, would exceed that of Bill Clinton in 1992, according to the...

By Scott Whitlock SENATOR BARACK OBAMA: The main thing I want to do is I want to thank Hillary Clinton. Hillary, Hillary. Hillary. MCFADDEN: After the rally, we spoke exclusively with Senator Obama. What can Hillary Clinton do for you in Florida that you can't do for yourself here?

By Mo Rocca Here am I sneaking up to Hillary in the Jade Room. My pal Billy Rudin took the next few pix and introduced me to Senator Clinton. Hillary was so warm that I instantly felt guilty for all the less-than-flattering things I'd ever said about Hillary. Oops.

Well, it’s a little hard to buy that. He’s obviously not the same person. But he has voted with President Bush about 90% of the time. So he’s supported the Republican policies which have contributed to the economic distress our country is going through. ..." - Senator Hillary Clinton (talking wit...

By Tommy Christopher Hillary Clinton took her lumps, and gave out lots of lumps, in some very tough debates. She pointed out things that she thought weren't fair, she worked the refs a little, but she stood, toe to toe, on the same field of play as Senator Joe Biden and the rest of the Democratic field. Can any of you i...

By Scott Whitlock DIANE SAWYER: Someone else we ran into while we were up here- She's up here, of course, covering the problems of her state, someone we haven't heard from in a while, it's Senator Hillary Clinton. Americans have woken up to some reeling economic news. Is this the 3:00 in the morning call now? Is...

By liberalamerican Just this week, he mused that Senator Barack Obama might have been better off with Hillary Rodham Clinton as his running mate. Speaking of AWOL there are two other Democrats who pledged to help Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton, ...

By Tommy Christopher Filed under: Hillary Clinton, Democrats, John McCain, 2008 President, Sarah PalinEarlier today, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, in what many observers see as a disingenuous and showboating maneuver, had the following to say about Senator Hillary Clinton:(From AFP)"I think he's regr...

By digitalartpress Joe Biden, Democrat Senator Delaware and Vice Presidential Nominee, Barack Obama's running mate, admits that Hillary Clinton "quite frankly might have been a better pick than me." By: John Keitel Joe Biden, Democrat Senator Delaware and Vice Presidential Nominee, Barack Obama

By Janet Shan Vice presidential nominee Joe Biden took a sharp left turn yesterday and was wildly off message yesterday when he told a town hall meeting in New Hampshire that the former First Lady, Senator Hillary Clinton, might have been a smarter ...

By Warner Todd Huston Mrs. Clinton found 40,400 times  Ms. Clinton found 909 times  Senator Clinton/Sen. Clinton found 23,360 times  Hillary Clinton found 21,500 times Mrs. Clinton found 192 times  Ms. Clinton found 42 times  Senator Clinton/Sen. Clinton found 2,432 times  Hillary Clinton found 32,200 times

By Ann Althouse(noreply@blogger.com) Across the Capitol, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat of New York, is referred to as Mrs. Clinton at every roll call. Yet the women in the Senate are split: seven use Mrs., but the other six go by Ms., including three who are married: Olympia J. Snowe, Republican of Maine; Mary L. Landrieu,...

By alaskagain/"Toes" She wasn't the First Lady of a State and then abandon that state in order to become a Senator from another state that would give her more political power. Hillary Clinton is no "servant of the people." ...

The two party conventions showcased vastly different directions for our country. Senator Obama and Senator Biden offered the new ideas and positive change America needs and deserves after eight years of failed Republican leadership. Senator McCain and Governor Palin did not.

By Tommy Christopher and Caleb Howe Denver - My interviews were not on video. I spoke with four people: two women, two men; two black, two white. All four are confident that Obama has a win coming. All four were adamantly opposed to the idea that, if Senator Obama lost, Hillary or Bill Clinton would share any blame.

By Erik Rush Sen. Obama, July 14, 2008 This song is not only outrageously offensive to Sen. Clinton, Rev. Jackson, Sen. McCain and President Bush, it is offensive to all of us who are trying to raise our children with the values we hold dear. Sen. Barack Obama, on Politics as Usual, by Ludacris, July 30, 2008

By mglucas NY Times: For a Week, McCain Has the Trail to Himself As Senator Barack Obama headed off for a vacation in Hawaii last week, Senator John McCain was left in the continental United States with the Iowa State Fair to himself. CNN: Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama get prime time spots The Democr...

I tracked down the creator of the Hillary "Bitch" poster, "Von dada" and I asked him two questions via email. I got extremely straight answers. It turns out this poster wasn’t about offending Senator Clinton, it was about using the term "Bitch" as a strong female empowering noun ala Tina Fey...

The following information was released by New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton: U.S. Senators Charles E. Schumer and Hillary Clinton today urged the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to partner with the city of Buffalo in launching a private, volunteer boating watch program to...

If Hillary becomes vice-president, Barack Obama will become her new Bill Clinton. In 2016, she will be running as Barack Obama’s vice-president. Because she spent eight years championing his agenda, she won’t be able to escape it. Unless Senator Obama is wildly popular in 2016, she will be...

The emergence of Kaine as Obama's possible vice-presidential candidate also essentially eliminates Senator Hillary Clinton from contention and has revived ... Yes We Kaine? New York Times Who will Barrack Obama select as VP running mate? Point-Spreads.com

Obama and the Democrats Owe Hillary Clinton and Her Supporters a Formal Apology for the Campaign’s Sexism Senator Obama leaves them cold. His style is all wrong for them, while McCain has no answers for them. It’s a problem. It’s the strongest reason I can see for Hillary as the veep choice.

By Jim Oliphant Here is the full text of the speech Hillary Clinton gave in Washington today, in which she ended her presidential campaign and endorsed Barack Obama: And could an African American really be our President? Senator Obama has answered that one.

By (Reuters) Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) (L) embraces her fellow senator from New York, Charles Schumer, at the National Building Museum in Washington, June 7, 2008. (Jason Reed/Reuters)

BY TAYLOR MARSH part one part two part three part four TRANSCRIPT of HILLARY’S SPEECH Videos provided by Crooks & Liars-- I endorse him and throw my full support being him." - Senator Hillary Clinton The best speech of Senator Hillary Clinton’s political career.

On Clinton’s home page: 1:01 pm - Today I am standing next to Senator Obama to say YES WE CAN. ... That’s why we need to help elect Barack Obama our next president.... The strongest and most remarkable speech of Senator Hillary Clinton’s career. Simply stunning.

By Scott Whitlock SENATOR HILLARY CLINTON: I'm in it to win it. HILLARY CLINTON: Thank you all, so much. HILLARY CLINTON: No American has health security. SNOW: --she danced and she cried. HILLARY CLINTON: I just don't want to see us fall backward. SNOW: Senator Clinton was left apologizing.

By Steve Soto Senator Barack Obama clinched the Democratic nomination for president tonight, and praised Senator Hillary Clinton before a large and noisy crowd in St. Paul, Minnesota. Clinton for her part said she would not make any campaign-ending decisions tonight, perhaps until she and Obama can...

“It’s time,” said U.S. Senator Herb Kohl, the senior Democratic workhorse from Wisconsin who had resisted making an endorsement in the race for the party’s presidential nomination out of a desire to maintain productive relations with colleagues Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Kohl, a...

By Hans Mississippi Primary results: Barack Obama with 61% of the vote over Senator Clinton's 37%. Senator Barack Obama gives his historic Speech on Race, viewed here on the "Obama for President" page or read at HuffingtonPost.com April 8th April 20th April 24th April 25th April 29th

By Lincoln Mitchell If this is the case, than the next few months will be a political roller coaster for the Democratic Party, but one that is likely to end by going badly off the rails. Currently, any day that Obama and Clinton lead the news and the blogs is a good day for Senator McCain. If Clinton does not get out of...

By wikinews Harry Reid, the Democratic Senate Majority Leader from Nevada said, “He knows how we feel about him, without our even telling him. … And so we stand as a body, and as certainly a Democratic family, with our affection, our love and our prayers with Senator Ted Kennedy.”

By James Joyner Senator John F. Kerry, the Massachusetts Democrat whom Hillary Clinton criticized after he made a botched joke about Bush that was perceived as an attack on US troops in Iraq, has endorsed Obama. Senator Ben Nelson, a Nebraska Democrat who disagreed with Hillary Clinton on healthcare cha...

By Scott Whitlock ROBERTS: Have you talked to Senator Clinton recently? BARACK OBAMA: No. BARACK OBAMA: People just make stuff up. ROBERTS: Okay. Are you a Muslim? ROBERTS: The flag pin? BARACK OBAMA: Yes. BARACK OBAMA: No dog yet. ROBERTS: Right. BARACK OBAMA: --when it's cold outside.

By wikinews Senator John Edwards (D-NC) endorsed former rival Barack Obama (D-IL) on Wednesday, another sign that the party establishment is embracing the likely nominee for the United States 2008 Presidential election even as Hillary Clinton, Obama’s opponent, refuses to give up her candidac...

Idaho 4 Electoral Votes Obama 79% Clinton 17% Obama +62% Hawaii 4 Electoral Votes Obama 76% Clinton 24% Obama +52% Alaska 3 Electoral Votes Obama 75% Clinton 25% Obama +50% Washington 11 Electoral Votes Obama 68% Clinton 31% Obama +37% Barack Obama won Washington D.C. by 52%…

By The Huffington Post News Editors Sen. Harry Reid on Monday brushed off the notion that he has any plans to cede his Majority Leader title once Hillary Clinton returns to the Senate full-time. Those senators have been plenty busy since returning from the campaign trail, Reid added, and "Senator Clinton has some very fine co...

By The Zen Haitian The following is a message from the next president of the united states, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. HILLARY:. This has been a long hard-fought campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination. But tonight with my recent victory ...

By The Huffington Post News Editors House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-California, said Wednesday the Democratic presidential race is not over yet and that it is still possible for Senator Hillary Clinton to win. I think the race is alive and well and will continue," Pelosi said during a news conference to promote Democratic en...

By CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney Pelosi said Wednesday the Democratic race should continue. WASHINGTON (CNN) — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-California, said Wednesday the Democratic presidential race is not over yet and that it is still possible for Senator Hillary Clinton to win. “I think the race is alive and well an...

By The Huffington Post News Editors The two appeared in rapid succession on the Today Show, and this matter ended up being the central issue each discussed. Senator Hillary Clinton, naturally, was unable to explain how inducing demand for a finite commodity would not, in this one instance, lead to the price of that commodit...

In fact, in that same column, Mr. Krugman acknowledges that Hillary-??s plan will not increase profits for the oil industry. So the Obama campaign has put up an ad attacking Senator Clinton-??s position because it-??s incapable of embracing Senator Obama-??s position in a way that actua...

By Justin McCarthy GRETCHEN CARLSON: And presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is live with us from Washington, DC this morning. Good morning to you Senator. SENATOR HILLARY CLINTON (D-NY): Good morning Gretchen. Good morning Steve. CLINTON: You sure can.

By The Huffington Post News Editors Senator Hillary Clinton joined MSNBC host Keith Olbermann for a lengthy interview on this evening's broadcast of Countdown. Clinton offered a clarification on her "umbrella of deterrence" remark from last week's debate, noting that she'd offer to bring in any country in the region "th...

By Tommy Christopher Filed under: Hillary Clinton, Democrats, 2008 President, GaffesAs my friend David Knowles reported earlier, Senator Obama said what we all knew to be true this past weekend, that, as David ably paraphrases it, his cat would be a better president than George W. Bush. Senator Clinton deliv...

By Kinaesthesia First Segment: Senator Hillary Clinton saves the day and fixes Stephen’s giant projector screen. Second Segment: Desk Guest: Congressman Patrick MurphyGuest Plug: ‘Taking The Hill: From Philly to Baghdad to the United States Congress‘

By Harold Pollack Out of touch? Out of touch? I mean, John McCain--it took him three tries to finally figure out that the home foreclosure crisis was a problem and to come up with a plan for it, and he's saying I'm out of touch? Senator Clinton voted for a credit card-sponsored bankruptcy bill that made it hard...

By Tommy Christopher I also asked, "Senator Clinton has made the case that she, '...believes that she has passed the Commander-in-Chief threshold, ' and I quote, 'I know John McCain has..' When John McCain runs that quote in a campaign ad in November, how do you plan to counter that?"

By Katharine Jose Clinton supporter and Senator Bill Nelson of Florida supports a mail-in primary. [Orlando Sentinel] Bill Clinton is talking about a joint ticket. [Political Wire] Buffalo Pundit says Jack David doesn't deserve the support of the Democrats. [WNY Media]

By Carpetbagger On the bus ferrying a group of reporters to an appearance by Senator Barack Obama at Ohio State University on Wednesday, Lee Cowan, the NBC reporter assigned to the campaign, was asked the media question of the week: Had journalists like himself been going easier on Mr. Obama than his oppon...

By Noel Sheppard Well, you now what, the camp, the Obama campaign is trying to put that noose on her neck. But the reality is that Senator Clinton does not wear, uh, NAFTA. NAFTA is something that occurred during the presidency of her husband. She was the first lady, but she has been very clear about NAFTA.

By Noel Sheppard In one, CNN Democrat debate moderators were depicted, "like nearly everyone in the news media," as being "totally in the tank for Senator Obama." Later, host Tina Fey basically gave a campaign speech for Hillary Clinton. Yet, a skit from last year bashing the Clintons while gushing over Ob...

CNN correspondent Carol Costello aired a video clip of Sen. John McCain criticizing an earmark requested by Sens. Chuck Schumer and Hillary Clinton in which McCain says: "Senator Clinton tried to spend $1 million on the Woodstock concert museum." However, Costello did not mention that Mc...

By Scott Whitlock WRIGHT: But you came all the way from Washington just for this? SENATOR JOHN MCCAIN: I will fight every moment of every day in this campaign to make sure Americans are not deceived by an eloquent, but empty call for change that-- OBAMA: Thank you, Oprah. And I love you.

The Voice of America issued the following story: By Chinedu Offor In yesterday's primaries, Senator John McCain surged ahead of his Republican rivals by winning nine states, including three of the most populous - California, New York and Illinois. Democratic senators Hillary Clinton...

By Alan Former Senator John Edwards talks often about two America's: "The America of the privileged and the wealthy, and the America of those who live from paycheck to paycheck." His populist message resonates well within the Democratic party and it has kept him among the top three candidates i...

By Justin McCarthy Co-host Diane Sawyer previously, when reporting on Obama, rhetorically asked "what do Americans really feel inside?" She also asked twice if America "more racist or more sexist?" SENATOR BARACK OBAMA (D-IL): Thank you so much. OBAMA: Please, go ahead.

By (AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images) - Democratic presidential hopefuls(L-R) former US Senator John Edwards, US Senator Barack Obama, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, US Senator Hillary Clinton, US Senator Joe Biden, and US Senator Chris Dodd greet the audience before The Des Moines Register Pre...

By Scott Whitlock SENATOR HILLARY CLINTON: I'm thrilled to have with me my mother, Dorothy Rodham, and my daughter, Chelsea Clinton. CHELSEA CLINTON: Thank you so much. CHELSEA CLINTON: I'm very happy to be here. CHELSEA CLINTON: You get to hang out with me. SENATOR HILLARY CLINTON: I get to hang out with you.

By eriposte If Sen. Clinton is a triangulator, what is Sen. Obama exactly? 2. Iraq All three of the dates of the “Embrace the Change” tour are in South Carolina, where Mr. Obama is locked in battle with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton for black voters.

By eriposte O]nce again, Senator Clinton supported giving President Bush both the benefit of the doubt and a blank check on a critical foreign policy issue. Barack Obama just has a fundamentally different view. “It’s non-binding, so it has no policy implications, let alone legal implications,” sai...

Today on The Lunch, Mitt Romney doesn't mince words when it comes to the conduct of his former campaign advisor, Idaho Senator Larry Craig. Also: Chris Dodd and Hillary Clinton pick up union endorsements, and Barack Obama dishes out some tough love. PLUS: Stay-tuned for a Castro cameo.

By Vince Foster Does Clinton want an America that starts something it can’t finish?. Does she want to demonstrate that surrender and defeat are acceptible to America? Because Senator Clinton is a loser, does she want America to be a loser too? How does Hillary Clinton define trust?

Popular lesbian Ellen DeGeneres will visit New York City to make a teevee show starring Senator Hillary Clinton, who has also visited New York. That’s the exciting news from the New York Daily News, which also reports that Ellen DeGeneres will make the teevee show in a room that used to be th...

By DIANA FURCHTGOTT-ROTH The debate over the taxation of investment partnerships is heating up, and New York's senators, Hillary Clinton and Charles Schumer, both Democrats, are on opposite sides. Senator Schumer wants to keep capital gains taxes low to protect the economy. On July 11, in the Senate Finance Comm...

Senator James Inhofe told talk-radio host John Ziegler that Barbara Boxer and Hillary Clinton want to introduce legislation aiming to control talk radio. This sounds like the story he told on CQ Radio yesterday, describing a conversation he overheard in...

By Jim Addison Senator Hillary Clinton enjoys a double digit lead over the field in the latest national poll of Democratic primary voters, according to Rasmussen Reports: The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone...

By Jim Addison The latest national Rasmussen poll has Senator Barack Obama moving up into a tie with Senator Hillary Clinton for the lead in the Democratic nomination contest, according to Reuters: Obama,...

By Jay Tea But that'll never fly. It's too honest. It's too accurate. And that's anathema to Big Government and its advocates like Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. But that'll never fly. It's too honest. It's too accurate. And that's anathema to Big Government and its advocates like Senator Hillary Rodha...

Sep. 1 (Bloomberg) -- The charge against Senator Hillary Clinton is that she can't keep the same position on an issue. She has faced that accusation on predictable, national subjects such as Iraq and taxes. As a story unfolding in Brooklyn reveals, the senator is also capable of turning on th...

By mitchturb Just this week, he mused that Senator Barack Obama might have been better off with Hillary Rodham Clinton as his running mate. "Hillary Clinton is as qualified or more qualified than I am to be vice president of the United States ...

By Kakalende As Hillary Clinton battles to stay in the race for the White House does Tallinn hold the truth of an old legend that the former first lady once had a vodka drinking contest with her rival US presidential hopeful, Senator John McCain? ...