Girlfriends for VEEP
Even if I weren't a girl, I'd be recommending that the smartest choice is that Obama's running mate be a woman. My three picks are Hillary Clinton, Janet Napolitano, and Olympia Snowe.
Even if I weren't a girl, I'd be recommending that the smartest choice is that Obama's running mate be a woman. My three picks are Hillary Clinton, Janet Napolitano, and Olympia Snowe.
The Observer | Posted 07.23.2008 | Politics
Hillary Clinton's campaign is sending out letters to donors asking permission to roll a $2,300 contribution to Clinton's 2008 general election coffers...
Justin Frank | Posted 07.18.2008 | Politics
One simple way to learn about whom the candidates really are is to pay attention to the slogans by which they define themselves.
Carol Felsenthal | Posted 07.17.2008 | Politics
In an interview with Hillraiser Susie Buell, the cofounder of Espirit clothing company sounded uncharacteristically disillusioned after watching her beloved Hillary get beat up and beaten in the long nomination battle.
Beth Arnold | Posted 07.11.2008 | Media
Before this political season began, my feeling was that Dowd had lost her touch. But then, thanks to the human material she had in this race, Dowd hit her stride again.
AFP | Posted 07.01.2008 | Politics
WASHINGTON (AFP) - US Senator Hillary Clinton will return to congressional politics this week before staging her first joint appearances with White Ho...
New York Times | Sharon Otterman | Posted 06.30.2008 | Politics
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has been keeping a low profile since conceding the Democratic nomination on June 7, but she made an exception this morn...
Talking Points Memo | Greg Sargent | Posted 06.24.2008 | Politics
This one bears watching: Hillary is set to hold a private conference call with her top fundraising leadership on Wednesday afternoon. A source forwar...
Caryl Rivers | Posted 06.23.2008 | Politics
The message when the first woman to have a real shot at the presidency is consistently called shrill and cackling is that women should have no voice in the public arena and will be humiliated if they try to enter it.
Kate Clinton | Posted 06.20.2008 | Politics
This is the first Tuesday after the Democratic primaries and it is blistering hot in New York. For days it had been rainy and cool and then suddenly,...
Mona Ackerman | Posted 06.20.2008 | Living
Q: I have a question. For many years, a lot of people wondered if Hillary would leave Bill. It was a topic of much speculation by pundits and norma...
Washington Post | Anne Kornblut | Posted 06.19.2008 | Politics
After a year and a half directly in the spotlight, where has Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton gone? "They're currently taking some time off as a family," ...
Jamie Stiehm | Posted 06.19.2008 | Politics
So much for sure things in politics and horse racing. Pundits and gamblers, take note: life isn't yet as predictable as it seems.
Huffington Post | Posted 06.17.2008 | Politics
The folks over at Slate have taken the just-finished Democratic race for President and boiled 16 months down to 8 minutes. Remember Hillary's cackle? ...
New York Times | Mark Penn | Posted 06.16.2008 | Politics
Perhaps the most frustrating part of losing a close race is thinking about what else you could have done to win. You replay the campaign over and over...
New York Times | Peter Baker and Jim Rutenberg | Posted 06.15.2008 | Politics
By the time the campaign tracked down the small-city Indiana mayor, Bill Clinton was in a lather. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton had lost the North Ca...
McClatchy Newspapers | Matt Stearns | Posted 06.15.2008 | Politics
Bettyjean Kling is tough, she's mad and she's about ready to kick some pasty MSNBC butt. "Chris Matthews, I can't even look at him anymore," Kling sp...
Peter Clothier | Posted 06.13.2008 | Politics
Clinton can't blame the media, sexism, or others for the failure. She started out an easy frontrunner, with the full weight of the party machinery behind her. It was hers to lose, and she lost it.
Rob Kall | Posted 06.13.2008 | Politics
Once Hillary moved Mark Penn to the background, she began to share more of herself, but she never really did delve deep into her heart to find the personal stories that defined her
Ilana Goldman | Posted 06.13.2008 | Politics
Dear Hillary - I say this to you almost daily, but since it's normally to you on the TV screen, I thought I should find a way of saying it where you...
Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | Posted 06.12.2008 | Media
Of course she was going to concede, and concede gracefully; but first, to borrow a line from a play about the kind of person she purported to represent, "attention must be paid."
MSNBC via The Page | Posted 06.11.2008 | Politics
Mark Halperin is reporting at The Page that Andrea Mitchell said this on MSNBC tonight: Clinton advisers are telling me that she wants to sit down ve...
AP | Posted 06.11.2008 | Politics
***SCROLL FOR FULL TRANSCRIPT, VIDEO*** NEW YORK - Hillary Rodham Clinton says she will consult with party leaders and supporters to determine her ne...
Paul Begala | Posted 06.11.2008 | Politics
Her figure, her clothes, her hair, her voice - all of it mocked and savaged in a way unimaginable if she were a man. She never answered their hate with rage. She just went on winning.
Politico.com | Posted 06.09.2008 | Politics
Members of Hillary Clinton's advance staff received calls and emails this evening from headquarters summoning them to New York City Tuesday night, and...
Sue Casey | Posted 07.24.2008 | Politics