O Albany! Let the Jockeying Begin!
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s (D-N.Y.) Albany office, has been reaching out to party leaders about a possible run.
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Six Questions for the King (or Queen) of the Mountain
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) sit atop their respective partisan hills.
Despite Danger, GOP Tees Up Immigration as 2008 Wedge Issue
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) should have in last week’s Democratic presidential debate in Philadelphia. “That’s a loser,” said Frank Sharry, director of the National Immigration Forum.
Border Bill Brings in 84 Backers
“It’s a very important first step,” Davis said. He said “the American people are shaking their heads” at proposals like New York Gov.
Divisions Grow Over Approps
as the launching point for a broad attack on what they see as Democrats’ lack of fiscal discipline, while Democratic leadership aides in the Senate said they will look to paint Republicans as out of step
Midwest
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), who grew up in suburban Chicago, or transplant-turned-Sen. Barack Obama — make Durbin a shoo-in for a third term.
Mid-Atlantic
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D); Albany Common Council President Shawn Morris; Schenectady Legislature Chairwoman Susan Savage; Albany County District Attorney David Soares; and former state Assemblyman Paul
Drop War Talk, Cut Off Iran’s Gasoline, Mark Kirk Urges
“But my recommendation is, it’s far more productive to advance the cause of effective sanctions because this is a big step for our allies,” who may be reluctant to participate in a runup to war.
Super Fans, Super Quiet
With all the would-be Republican presidential nominees in gleeful Hillary-bashing mode, it seems that no true-red GOP stalwart would miss any chance to insult the New York Democrat and presidential frontrunner
Clinton, Giuliani Behave Like It’s Already Fall ’08
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), with every reason to be confident of nomination, is moving to the center to attract independent voters.
MoveOn Ad, ‘Phony Fred’ Site Are Case Studies in Bad Politics
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) told the general during the Senate hearings, “I think that the reports that you provide to us really require a willing suspension of disbelief” — one step away from calling
Time for Second-Tier 2008 Candidates to Step Up
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) and Barack Obama (Ill.).
N.Y. Hopefuls Court Conservative Party
“Any candidate that has to lock step with the Conservative social right-wing agenda in order to get the nomination … is not going to beat the [Democratic] incumbent.”
Polls Stoke N.H. Rumors
Marchand, the mayor of Portsmouth who has pledged to step aside and back Shaheen should she enter the race, recently told The Manchester Union Leader that it is “very important” Shaheen make up her
Religion’s Role in America
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s (D-N.Y.) identification with “a liberal-leaning brand of Methodism … [which] places a premium on social activism,” while the July 23 issue of Time magazine ran a cover story on
Historical Perspective on Second-Quarter Fundraising Numbers
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), isn’t generating as much excitement as her chief competitor.” Has everyone simply decided to forget 2003-2004?
Taylor-Made Rematch?
Hillary Clinton [N.Y.] or Sen.
Democrats’ AG Vote Falls Short
As head of the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the Senate Banking Committee, D’Amato headed the probe into the Whitewater land dealings of then-President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary
War-Funding Bill Approved as Many Democrats Look to Next Act
Pelosi called the war-funding measure “a small step forward” although it included only benchmarks for the Iraqis that can be easily waived. “This is like a fig leaf.
Obama’s K Street Ban
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), called Obama’s anti-lobbyist pledges a “slippery slope” for a candidate.