Hillary Rodham Clinton

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 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 Christopher Another (listen HERE) says “Barack Obama and his fellow Democrats got caught putting Hollywood above America. On the very day our elected leaders gathered in Washington to deal with the financial crisis, Barack Obama spent just 20 minutes with economic advisers, but hours at a celebrit...

Obama's lead grew after the second debate. Boles predicts the Democratic nominee will be spot on tonight. She recalls criticisms of Obama during the primary as being "a poor second to Hillary Clinton." Since then the political scientist says Obama has performed consistently.

By Tommy Christopher Filed under: Hillary Clinton, Democrats, Barack Obama, 2008 PresidentHillary Clinton has released a radio ad (click here to listen) to support "Hillary Sent Me," a new campaign to reach out to and mobilize those 18 million ceiling-crack-makers. From the press release: (via email)Hil...

By mglucas CNN: Prominent Clinton backer and DNC member to endorse McCain Lynn Forester de Rothschild, a prominent Hillary Clinton supporter and member of the Democratic National Committee’s Platform Committee, will endorse John McCain for president on Wednesday, her spokesman tells CNN. NYT...

By Matthew Balan CNN frequent contributor and Huffington Post's political director Hilary Rosen slammed John McCain's vice-presidential pick Sarah Palin as being unqualified on Friday's Newsroom program and accused the Republicans pandering to women, especially Hillary Clinton supporters: "S...

By Jim Untershine The National Organization for Women (NOW) has officially pledged their enthusiastic support for Barack Obama, after Joe Biden was chosen to be his Vice President by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Former CFR director, Dick Cheney, has greased the skids for the son of a major CFR h...

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 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 Kyle Drennen BARACK OBAMA: I stand before you today to announce my candidacy for President of the United States of America. TED KENNEDY: It is time now for Barack Obama. CLINTON: Oh. UNIDENTIFIED MAN: 17 million Americans have voted for Hillary Clinton, more than for any primary candidate in history.

By Brad Wilmouth During MSNBC's live coverage of the Kentucky and Oregon Democratic presidential primaries on Tuesday, NBC's Andrea Mitchell seemed to take seriously suggestions by Hillary Clinton "loyalists" who argue that Republicans in control of the election process in some red states Barack O...

By Scott Whitlock PAT BUCHANAN: The question here is, what are the voters-- not what Hillary is doing or Barack's doing-- I mean, that looks decided. What are the voters of West Virginia saying to the Democratic Party? I think they're saying, we don't want your nominee.

By NB Staff Pre-emptively bashing Republicans as campaign meanies was a media theme this week. On May 4, the New York Times ran a front-page political memo whining about the first Bush campaign: "’88 Campaign Offers a Lesson In Using Symbols as Bludgeons." On May 9, NBC’s Matt Lauer suggested Obama’s...

By Lyndsi Thomas …] WALTERS: Did you ever meet Hillary Clinton? WALTERS: Monica, did you feel that you were in competition with Hillary Clinton? WALTERS: Did you ever think about what Hillary Clinton might be feeling or would feel if she knew? Did you ever think about Hillary Clinton?

By Brent Baker That followed the contention of guest Michelle Bernard, of the Independent Women's Forum, that Limbaugh did “something positive” which helped Barack Obama “because he's said to African-Americans, ask the Democratic Party 'what have they done for you lately?'” and encouraged Afric...

By Tommy Christopher Filed under: Hillary Clinton, Democrats, Barack Obama, Breaking News, Ron Paul, Primaries, 2008 PresidentFull text of the thread after the jump, updates here: 10:55PM NC is at 56-42 for Obama. 10:37PM Hillary speaks. There's Chelsea! (squeal)

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 NB Staff DOOCY: Right now as you know, last night in the "No Spin Zone" Hillary sat down with Bill O'Reilly talking about the guys in Iraq. BOZELL: When was the last time Barack Obama put himself in front of an interviewer to ask him tough questions?

By Matthew Balan Moore appeared as a guest on "Larry King Live" for the entire hour of the program. His comments on Wright came twenty minutes into the program. Besides explaining away Wright’s many polarizing and outlandish statements, he also attacked Hillary Clinton for her actions in the campaign, as...

By NB Staff BOZELL: If there was a conservative who was doing that, in a New York second I would do that. COLMES: Look, William F. Buckley for years used PBS's money. That was fine, he was a conservative that I've got no problem with that either, that's fine.

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 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...

Obama Blows Democratic Party’s McSame Strategy Obama says McCain would be better than Bush Sen. McCain does not have a health care plan that will cover every American. In fact, we will have more and more uninsured Americans. Is that better than George Bush?

By kevin@aylwardfamily.com (Wizbang) Keep these facts in mind when you hear people like Hillary Clinton and others claim that the fed bailed out Wall Street, but can't afford to bail out Main Street. Speaking of Hillary Clinton, our next topic is... What would a Hillary Presidency Look Like?

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 Rich Noyes Hillary Rodham Clinton charmed American troops at a U.S.O. show here, but it didn't hurt that the singer Sheryl Crow and the comedian Sinbad were also on the stage. Sgt. Errol Kennedy, from New York City, whooped to his friends: "She's the greatest First Lady we've ever had! I'm ready to spend an...

In 1974, Richard Nixon promoted the possibility of U.S. energy independence in six years. In 1975, Gerald Ford promised it in ten. And in 2007, Barack Obama, Rudy Giuliani, Hillary Clinton, Mitt Romney, John Edwards and John McCain all trumpeted energy independence as an essential priorit...

By Tommy Christopher Filed under: Hillary Clinton, Democrats, Featured Stories, 2008 President, MediaThe Atlantic's Andrew Sullivan points out that, on the day of the Texas Primary, former President Bill Clinton was a guest on Rush Limbaugh's radio show.You may have missed it - almost everyone missed it -...

By feedback@qando.net (McQ) And it seems even more amateurish when it turns out not to be true because in such a case, you’ve just refocused negative attention on your campaign again:Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton never gave Canada any secret assurances about the future of NAFTA such as those all...

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.

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By Matthew Balan Roberts echoed his colleague at CNN Wolf Blitzer, who began the debate Thursday night by declaring, "This is truly an historic moment for the Democratic Party. It's the first time that we will see a woman and an African-American vying for the Democratic presidential nomination."

By Tim Dickinson To the three-in-five Democrats who want to see a Clinton/Obama or Obama/Clinton ticket next November? Keep dreaming. Earlier I linked to Hillary’s South Carolina attack ad that mis-characterizes Obama’s comments on Republican ideas in a hilarious Southern accent. Now Obama hits back...

By Ken Shepherd Matt Lauer: "The comeback kids in a stunning upset. Hillary Clinton wins the New Hampshire Democratic primary over Barack Obama despite the polls that predicted a loss. And Republican John McCain pulls out a major victory as well months after his campaign was on the ropes. We'll talk to them...

By Hillary Hillary Clinton can take a punch, so we know what happens when you "hit the girl". Apparently, she loses it when she finds out that she's not the most popular in the class. No. Hillary Clinton didn't give a damn about those people, but now that she's being summarily rejected by the American peop...

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 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 kevin@aylwardfamily.com (Wizbang) Why Does the Religious Right Prefer Hillary to Giuliani? - Dobson's Answer Download Subscribe Add Wizbang Podcast to iTunes Politicizing the California Fires - Some Fantasies in the Media Why Does the Religious Right Prefer Hillary to Giuliani? - Dobson's Answer

By raymond Republican Dangers in 2007 and 2008 -- Newt Gingrich Newt Gingrich: On Hillary Clinton and Health Care - pt 1 Newt Gingrich: American Solutions & govt waste - pt 2 Newt Gingrich: For President? & Republican Change - pt 3 The Washington Post Is Newt Gingrich Coming Clean for 2008?

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?

By Vince Foster Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Clinton on Wednesday urged Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki be replaced because he was unable to resolve differences between warring political factions. She echoed a call made on Monday by the chairman of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Com...

CHARLESTON, S.C. Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton on Tuesday called rival Barack Obamas debate claim that hed be willing to meet with leaders of rogue nations irresponsible and frankly naive.

NEW YORK Former President Clinton spoke out in behalf of his wife, Hillary Clinton, after Elizabeth Edwards criticized the Democratic frontrunner for not being a strong advocate for women.

WASHINGTON The White House on Thursday made fun of former President Clinton and his wife, Sen. Hillary Clinton, for criticizing President Bushs decision to erase the prison sentence of former aide I. Lewis Scooter Libby.

KEOKUK, Iowa Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton drew a distinction between President Bushs decision to commute the sentence of White House aide I. Lewis Scooter Libby Jr. which she has harshly criticized and her husbands 140 pardons in his closing hours in office.

WASHINGTON Sam Brownback says he harbored a hatred of Bill and Hillary Clinton until he experienced a religious awakening in the mid1990s.

If you had a chance to put a question to Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama or any of the other Democratic presidential candidates, what would you ask them? If something comes to mind, please tell my NPR colleague Michel Martin. She's one of the moderators at next week's Democratic presidenti...

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.

By Eric Zorn This 8-second sound clip (mp3) of Hillary Clinton affecting a black accent while speaking to a largely African American audience in Selma last weekend is making the rounds. Hillary Clinton affected a stereotypical black accent when quoting song lyrics in a speech to an African American...