Hillary Rodham Clinton

By Mark Silva A majority also say they would seriously consider voting for Newt Gingrich, the former Republican House speaker from Georgia. Gingrich has said that he will make a decision about a presidential campaign in February, when he has a chance to assess what the potential field might be.

By The Huffington Post News Editors November 4th marks the one-year anniversary of President Obama's election. The international community paid particularly close attention to Obama's presidential campaign and the election of 2008. During his first year in office, he has grappled with pressing global issues. He has giv...

By Stephen Schlesinger Barack Obama promised throughout his presidential campaign to reengage with the United Nations. And he has. He's compiled an extraordinary list of accomplishments already at... Barack Obama promised throughout his presidential campaign to reengage with the United Nations. And he has. He'...

By Jim Newell “There is a sense that Obama has a certain jocular familiarity with the men that he doesn’t have with the women,” said Tracy Sefl, an adviser to Mrs. Clinton’s presidential campaign who speaks regularly to some female aides in the administration.

Paterson is poised to announce today that he has selected a campaign manager, and his choice speaks volumes: Richard Fife, a veteran of New York Democratic politics who worked on Barack Obama's presidential campaign in 2008, was an Obama delegate at the Democratic National Convention...

Clinton, as you'll recall, launched her 2000 US Senate bid with a statewide "listening tour" (something Gillibrand has also been doing, although she isn't formally calling it that), and her 2008 presidential campaign by declaring that she intended to have a "conversation with the Ame...

Employing gimmicks for political fundraising is a time-honored tradition. (Consider that supporters of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton auctioned off tickets to the "American Idol" season finale to help her settled her presidential campaign debt).

By The Huffington Post News Editors Clinton was quick to embrace new media at the start of her presidential campaign. She announced her entry into the race in February 2007 on the Web and followed with regular Internet chats and Internet fundraising appeals. More on Hillary Clinton

Blake Zeff joins BerlinRosen Public Affairs as a senior member of our strategic communications practice having just come off two years on the presidential campaign trail - first as a national spokesman for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign and later as the New York Communicati...

By Julian Baird Gewirtz Before Secretary Clinton's visit, public perception of her in China was vague yet, overall, somewhat negative because of critical remarks she made about China as First Lady and in the recent presidential campaign. But since appointed as Secretary of State, she has struck a decisively c...

By Noel Sheppard Last month NewsBusters introduced readers to John Ziegler, a conservative filmmaker creating a documentary about the astoundingly poor job the press did covering 2008's presidential campaign. Marvelously entitled "Media Malpractice: How Obama Got Elected and Palin Was Targeted,...

By Jim Newell Frustrated Claims of Pro-Obama Media Bias… This Time From Al Qaida [Counterterrorism Blog via Gawker] Barack Obama and his team of greasy Chicago “fixers” are up to that same dirty trick they played on poor old Hillary and poor old Walnuts during the 2007-2008 presidential campaign: su...

Hillary Clinton may have talked up her gun-totin’ skills during the presidential campaign, but Chuck Schumer is the New York senator who just bagged a spot on Field & Stream’s heroes of the year list. “Receiving Field and Streams’ hero award along with Sarah Palin certainly makes an o...

By CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney The RNC is using Hillary Clinton in a new robocall. NEW YORK (CNN) – The Republican National Committee is using Hillary Clinton’s past criticism of Barack Obama to plant seeds of doubt in the minds of undecided voters in the final hours of the presidential campaign. The RNC will begin an auto...

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 Stacey A. Ward, Esq. October 31, 2008   At the end of the 1992 presidential campaign, there was a flurry of news reports about the possibility that the media had favored Bill Clinton over incumbent George H.W. Bush, and that the media's coverage of the race helped Clinton win.

By Media Matters for America At the end of the 1992 presidential campaign, there was a flurry of news reports about the possibility that the media had favored Bill Clinton over incumbent George H.W. Bush, and that the media's coverage of the race helped Clinton win.

At the end of the 1992 presidential campaign, there was a flurry of news reports about the possibility that the media had favored Bill Clinton over incumbent George H.W. Bush, and that the media's coverage of the race helped Clinton win.

By Denise Williams The inaugural address was written and submitted to the publisher in March 2008, during a time when Podesta was supporting Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. Podesta re-did the introduction to the book - but not the inaugural address - in June when it became clear that Obama wou...

By Andrew Romano Obama appears to have broadened his coalition of support and made inroads with groups that have not reliably embraced him over the course of the long presidential campaign. He now leads McCain among both men (54 percent to 40 percent) and women (50 percent to 41 percent). He now wins every ag...

By Tommy Christopher That would have set up a closely scrutinized and potentially explosive pairing in the midst of a presidential campaign, one in which the New York senator is campaigning for Democratic nominee Barack Obama while Palin actively courts disappointed Clinton supporters.

By Doug Mataconis Ronald Book, one of the biggest lobbyists in Florida who represents clients as diverse as the University of Miami and Bell South, raised $700,000 for President Clinton in recent years and contributed the maximum to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign earlier this year.

By embryonic After all, the Georgia crisis appears to have put national security issues again at the forefront of the presidential campaign, and it's an issue where John McCain has long held the advantage over Obama. The Illinois senator, so the Beltway chatter goes, needs a running-mate with foreig...

By Kyle Drennen HARRY SMITH: Over the weekend, Hillary Clinton officially suspended her presidential campaign, endorsing former rival Barack Obama and uttering these historic words: HUFFINGTON: She's now the keeper of the Clinton brand. And she has changed the Clinton brand. It's much more popular a...

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 Noel Sheppard Weeks before Linda Douglass announced she would be jumping aboard the Barack Obama presidential campaign as a senior strategist, the former CBS News and ABC News Washington correspondent was already aiding the Obama campaign. Back on the May 4 Reliable Sources on CNN, for instance, she...

By Doug Mataconis LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, was known for his sense of humor on the presidential campaign trail, but on Friday he startled listeners with his latest improvisation, an imagined gun pointed at Senator Barack Obama.

Hillary Rodham Clinton’s cash-strapped presidential campaign has been putting off paying hundreds of bills for months — freeing up cash for critical media buys but also earning the campaign a reputation as something of a deadbeat in some small-business circles.

Sen. Hillary Clinton dipped into her own finances ahead of this week's Super Tuesday contests, lending her Democratic presidential campaign $5 million in late January, she disclosed Wednesday.

By Noel Sheppard GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS, HOST: We're also seeing something, this is truly unique in American history, I guess we can say that just about every week in this presidential campaign. Three big weeks of primaries, in each one now we've seen Bill Clinton, former President of the United States, p...

NEW YORK Democrat Hillary Clinton announced Thursday that Raul Yzaguirre, a prominent Hispanic activist and former president of the National Council of La Raza, would cochair her presidential campaign and lead its outreach to Hispanic voters.