Hillary Clinton Presidential Candidate

presidential election, 2008/Congressional endorsements editBy members of the Congressional Black Caucus Alexander Bolton, "Obama snubs Black Caucus," The Hill, April 30, 2007.

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4 "Indeed, all of the candidates have sharpened their rhetoric as the balloting draws nearer. ) 7 Terry Duffy, CME Group Executive Chairman (and former Bush backer)8 Geraldine Ferraro (D-N.

Taylor Marsh, "Why Clinton was Booed at TBA," TaylorMarsh. 1 Related SourceWatch articles Clinton, "who for months seemed on a turbulence-free course at the front of the presidential pack, has kicked into a new phase of more-aggressive campaigning designed to address emerging weaknesses and to engage her Democratic rivals more directly," Janet Hook reported November 22, 2007, in the Los Angeles Times.
), and John Edwards "in unequivocally opposing Michael Mukasey's nomination as attorney general.

In the interview, Clinton "also accuses the Bush administration's broad brush approach to terrorism of making it harder to understand 'what it is we were up against', and expresses concerns about the attitude of the president's nominee for attorney general to interrogation and 'expansive' executive power. Jill Zuckman, "Clinton courting non-voters. "Leading Virginia Officials Endorse Clinton," Raising Kaine Blog, May 7, 2007. Presidential PoliticsPart 1: Bringing Honesty and Integrity Back to the White House," The Left Coaster, November 12, 2007. "Spitzer, O'Malley to endorse Clinton," USA TODAY, May 8, 2007. Josh Richman, "Lockyer, Davis among Calif.
1 In a poll conducted by the same organizations in May 2005, when general voters were asked the likelihood of voting for Senator Clinton for president, 29% of respondents were very likely, 24% were somewhat likely, 7% were not very likely, and 39% were not at all likely. com, May 12, 2007; Chicago Sun-Times (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review), May 13, 2007.

This page has been accessed 16,502 times. Jane Hamsher, "The Ladies of TBA," Firedoglake, Blog, June 20, 2007.
3 Michael Tomasky, "Clinton vows review of executive power," The Guardian (UK), October 23, 2007. 23 See Congresspedia article on the 2008 presidential election Hillary Clinton's Official U. In January 2006, the moderate-liberal magazine The New Republic attempted to debunk the "myth" that Senator Clinton's popularity in traditionally Republican upstate New York was unprecedented, arguing both that the region was not as conservative as was often assumed in the national media and that her approval ratings there were comparable to those of other prominent Democrats. .

David Paul Kuhn, "White women may prove Clinton swing bloc" and "Hillary rallies women's support," The Politico, June 4, 2007. Edwards, while intending to advance a progressive foreign policy vision, are unfortunately mainstreaming the fraudulent right-wing meme that the President can use resolutions without binding or legal authority as a justification or 'blank queen bed in a bag comforter set check' to racing in the street invade other countries! (Not to mention, some of their eager supporters, who I am reasonably sure were helping debunk these kinds of claims when George Bush or his supporters were making them, are unfortunately busy trying towronglyestablish pennington biomedical research center how Sen. editOn executive power (Unitary Executive Theory) In an October 23, 2007, telephone interview with The Guardian (UK)'s Michael Tomasky,5 Clinton said she "would launch a policy review as president with an eye towards giving up some of the executive powers accumulated" by President George W. Rick Pearson, "Clinton won't cede Illinois to Obama," Chicago Tribune, May 7, 2007. She is directly and repeatedly attacking Sen. Kaplan, "CBC’s event for Clinton prompts grumbles," The Hill, September 20, 2007.

editReady to lead on Day One Steve Soto, "Clinton Returns To Readiness Argument," The Left Coaster, November 19, 2007. 4 "But her rivals have become increasingly difficult to ignore as they try to portray her as too polarizing to win the general election and accuse her of changing or obfuscating her positions on issues such as trade and the Iraq war. ↑ Paul Kiel, "Clinton Opposes Mukasey," TPMmuckraker, October 30, 2007. Editorial: "A Difference on Iran? Barack Obama's unconvincing attack on Hillary Clinton's 'saber-rattling'," Washington Post, October 21, 2007.
Christi Parsons, "Clinton, Obama trading jabs," Chicago Tribune, July 26, 2007. ) as too inexperienced for the White House" and has "sharpened distinctions with Obama on healthcare, challenging his claim to have a plan that would provide universal coverage," Hook wrote. Philip Stephens, "Obama and Edwards battle against the inevitable," Financial Times, November 8, 2007. 3 In February 2006, TheWhiteHouseProject. Clinton's vote allows Bush to go to war. american beer food history ↑ eriposte, "How Hillary Clinton Single-Handedly Declared War on IranPart 2," The Left Coaster, November 3, 2007. " At the time of her announcement, several other prominent Democrats, including Sen.
Clinton, Edwards, Obama identify early backers," Washington Blade, April 20, 2007. Chris Cillizza, "Obama's Got a Memo, Too," The Fix Blog/Washington Post, May 24, 2007.

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Ben Smith, "Darth Cheney," The Politico, September 19, 2007. Dan Balz, "No Turning Back?" The Trail/Washington Post, July 25, 2007. org4 named Hillary Rodham Clinton one of its "8 in '08", a group of eight female politicians who could possibly run and/or be elected president in 2008. See Hillary Rodham Clinton presidential campaign, 2008 in the Wikipedia.
Robin Givhan, "Hillary Clinton's Tentative Dip Into New Neckline Territory," Washington Post, July 20, 2007. Ben Smith, "Hillary's sense," The Politico, October 22, 2007. ↑ "Hillary Clinton's Statement On The AFT's Endorsement," HillaryClinton. re John Edwards Ed Tibbetts, "Clinton: Bush policies spur Pakistan crackdown," Quad City Times, November 5, 2007.
editAnnounces formation of presidential exploratory committee On January 20, 2007, Clinton announced that she would establish an exploratory committee to consider a run for president in 2008. 4 "New television ads take head-on the criticism that she cannot be trusted and is unelectable.

editCampaign team and advisers editMedia (including debate information) Also see HillaryClinton.
Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1. Rosenberg, "Leaked Hillary Memo on Iowa Caucus Oh the Humanity," TPM Cafe, May 24, 2007. com, Hillary Rodham Clinton 2006 Reelection Campaign website. Union ties one example of couple's joint effort to return to White House," MSNBC, October 23, 2007. ↑ Steve Kornacki, "New School President Endorses Old Foe Hillary Clinton," The New York Observer, November 19, 2007.

"Obama tries to turn heads of Clinton admirers by taking regular — yet subtle — jabs," Associated Press (International Herald Tribune), July 18, 2007. The article challenged the assumption that Sen.

Mark Memmott and Jill Lawrence, "Rasmussen: Clinton leading Obama among key voters," On Politics Blog / USA TODAY', May 14, 2007. presidential election, 2008 ↑ "Maybe, says Hillary Clinton to 2008 presidency," China Daily, November 27, 2003. John Amato, "Hillary Clinton: 'If the administration believes that any, any use of force against Iran is necessary, the president must come to Congress to seek that authority'," Crooks and Liars, February 14, 2007. Roger Simon, "Clinton: I'm not what you think," The Politico, September 20, 2007. 4 Also see HillaryHub and TheFactHub at HillaryHub. 9 eriposte, "Hillary Clinton Single-Handedly Declares War on Iran (or Something Like That)," The Left Coaster, October 11, 2007. org, unofficial Hillary Clinton for President 2008 site.
"Hillary Aide: Let's Skip Iowa. Domenico Montanaro, "On Pakistan, Finally Edwards," First Read/MSNBC, August 19, 2007. Ben Smith, "Clinton plays defense on Iran," The Politico, October 20, 2007. ↑ "Transportation Communications Union Endorses Clinton," HillaryClinton.
Sam Youngman, "Walking a fine line," The Hill, August 15, 2007. ↑ "Obama: 'I Cannot Support' Mukasey," TPMmuckraker, October 29, 2007.

Barack Obama on Iran and Obama's non-binding resolution. Kornblut, "Clinton Demurs On Obama's Nuclear Stance.
Robert Novak, "Hillary up, Obama down," Townhall. ↑ "National Association of Letter Carriers Endorses Clinton," HillaryClinton. editPolling & public perception In a December 2005 CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll, 41% of Democrats preferred her animal government opinion right for the 2008 presidential nomination. Rich Lowry, "Hillary, the underestimated front runner," National Review/Kings Syndicate (InsideBayArea.

3 Campaign team and advisers 10. "5 editOn the issues: foreign policy Eric Kleefeld, "Hillary: I'll Send Colin Powell Abroad As My Emissary," TPMElectionCentral, November 27, 2007. Obama, despite his signature promise to avoid negative campaigning, has with increasing intensity portrayed Clinton the former first lady and now U. Joshua Lynsen, "Dems lining up gay support Gay. editOpposes confirmation of Mukasey On October 30, 2007, Clinton joined6 Sens.