Hillary Rodham Clinton

By rss@youtube.com (VOAvideo) President Barack Obama signed his first bill into law Thursday. It ultimately will provide greater equal pay for workers by making it easier for them to sue employers for unfair pay practices. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, and First Lady Michelle O...

By Roger F. Gay Barack Obama and the Democrats took the country by storm in January – really they did. They and their large following issued statements about their power over others, threw hundreds of billions in public money out windows to friends, signed support organizations up for special powers an...

By Jim Newell The best part of this speech (parts one, two, and three) was definitely when Obama started making jokes about Joe Biden, which is how he “deals” with Joe Biden. (”I have no idea who this insane Delaware hustler is, always following me around, ha ha!” etc.) Otherwise we’ve heard a lot about wor...

Nov. 13, 2008 (Cato@Liberty delivered by Newstex) -- Politico declares Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi œthe most powerful woman in U.S. political history. I once suggestedthat White House aide Karen Hughes, œthe most powerful shaper of the words and message of a president of the United St...

By (AP) AP) - House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., left, greets Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y. on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2008, during a memorial service honoring the late Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones. Tubbs Jones died Aug. 20, after suffering a brain hemorrhage caused by...

By Speaker Nancy Pelosi The president knows, as his own administration has stated, that the impact of any new drilling will be insignificant -- promising savings of only pennies per gallon many years down the road. Americans know that thanks to the two oilmen in the White House, consumers are now paying $4 a gallo...

By Glenn Greenwald For those who haven't seen it, this segment with George Washington Law Professor Jonathan Turley -- a libertarian, not a "leftist" defender of civil liberties -- should be watched to get a real sense of what Democrats have done here:

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has vowed to "step in" to prevent a nomination fight between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Even still, she told the San Francisco ...

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 Charlie Rose House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is the most powerful woman to serve in the history of the U.S. government. She's a dominant figure in the Democratic Party who shapes her party's agenda on key issues from climate change to the economic stimulus package that was recently signed into law. I recently s...