HOUSTON — In her first visit to Texas since announcing her presidential candidacy, Sen. Hillary Clinton on Saturday praised hundreds of Houstonians for their help in responding to Hurricane Katrina and said she would lead a more competent government than the Bush Administration if elected.
"We have to have leadership again that asks us to step up and show the world who Americans are and what we can do," said Clinton, who met with mostly female supporters at a breakfast hosted by U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Houston, and then spoke at Wesley African Methodist Episcopal Church.
She acknowledged that the Lone Star state is a Republican stronghold but said, "I love Texas too much to leave it to the other side."
Clinton, who leads her Democratic contenders in polls, praised the diversity of her party's candidates, referring to Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, who is black, and Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, who is Hispanic.
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Sunday, March 18, 2007
Friday, March 16, 2007
Dems favor Hillary Clinton for 2008, poll shows
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton continues to lead the pack of Democratic presidential hopefuls, according to a new CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll released Wednesday.
Clinton has a lead of about 15 percent, followed by Sen. Barack Obama in second place and former Vice President Al Gore and John Edwards tied for third.
If Gore sticks to his decision not to run, Clinton's lead would grow even larger, poll results show. (Interactive:View the poll results)
A recent CBS News/New York Times poll showed the public expects a Democratic candidate to win in 2008 by a more than 2-to-1 ratio. Democrats are overwhelmingly confident of victory, with 78 percent predicting their party will win. (Read the complete results document -- PDF)
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Clinton has a lead of about 15 percent, followed by Sen. Barack Obama in second place and former Vice President Al Gore and John Edwards tied for third.
If Gore sticks to his decision not to run, Clinton's lead would grow even larger, poll results show. (Interactive:View the poll results)
A recent CBS News/New York Times poll showed the public expects a Democratic candidate to win in 2008 by a more than 2-to-1 ratio. Democrats are overwhelmingly confident of victory, with 78 percent predicting their party will win. (Read the complete results document -- PDF)
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Clinton goes for top rung of firefighters' ladder
WASHINGTON — A seven-hour parade of presidential candidates Wednesday offered the latest opportunity for Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama — who have dominated the spotlight in the Democratic race — to square off in direct appeals to powerful potential supporters.
Clinton seemed to best Obama at a forum sponsored by the International Assn. of Fire Fighters, winning repeated cheers, whistles and applause.
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Clinton seemed to best Obama at a forum sponsored by the International Assn. of Fire Fighters, winning repeated cheers, whistles and applause.
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Sen. Clinton calls for subprime mortgage action
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sen. Hillary Clinton, a New York Democrat, on Thursday called for incentives for lenders to identify troubled mortgages and offer "a foreclosure timeout" and possibly revise repayment terms amid the widening subprime mortgage crisis.
The presidential candidate also said she will soon reintroduce legislation to modernize the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). Clinton said she also favors raising FHA loan limits for high-income areas to help more low-income home buyers.
"I also propose a stop to prepayment penalties designed to trap borrowers," Clinton said in a speech to the National Community Reinvestment Coalition.
From Reuters
The presidential candidate also said she will soon reintroduce legislation to modernize the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). Clinton said she also favors raising FHA loan limits for high-income areas to help more low-income home buyers.
"I also propose a stop to prepayment penalties designed to trap borrowers," Clinton said in a speech to the National Community Reinvestment Coalition.
From Reuters
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Hillary Clinton in Houston this Saturday!
U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton Town Hall Meeting
Date: Saturday March 17, 2007
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Wesley AME Church, 2209 Dowling
U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton will be in Houston on Saturday, March 17th. The presidential hopeful will conduct a townhall meeting at Wesley A.M.E. Church. This event is open to the public and will be held at Wesley AME Church, 2209 Dowling, Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
Event Coordinators for this event are Bishop Gregory G.M. Ingram and Carl Davis for more information please contact Carl Davis at carlddavis@hotmail.com.
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Date: Saturday March 17, 2007
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Wesley AME Church, 2209 Dowling
U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton will be in Houston on Saturday, March 17th. The presidential hopeful will conduct a townhall meeting at Wesley A.M.E. Church. This event is open to the public and will be held at Wesley AME Church, 2209 Dowling, Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
Event Coordinators for this event are Bishop Gregory G.M. Ingram and Carl Davis for more information please contact Carl Davis at carlddavis@hotmail.com.
Hillary on Myspace - Facebook - Eventful
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Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Hillary Clinton Calls for Gonzales' Resignation
March 13, 2007 — In an exclusive interview to air Wednesday morning, March 14, on "Good Morning America," Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, for the first time called for the resignation of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.
"The buck should stop somewhere," Clinton told ABC News senior political correspondent Jake Tapper, "and the attorney general — who still seems to confuse his prior role as the president's personal attorney with his duty to the system of justice and to the entire country — should resign.
Friday, March 9, 2007
HillCast: Support Our Troops
Hillary proposes a new GI Bill of Rights to fulfill the promises we've made to our troops and veterans.
A Look Into The Future 2009
Take a look into the future. Video of President Clinton's 2009 presidential inauguration (by Emilys List)
Wednesday, March 7, 2007
High-profile women back Hillary Clinton
When a woman is trying to break the "hardest and highest" glass ceiling she is entitled to seek a little help from her friends, and Hillary Clinton has been promised that, and more, by three high-profile women determined to help her to the White House next year.
Geraldine Ferraro, who in 1984 became America's first female vice-presidential candidate, has organized a "rapid reaction force" of prominent women who will defend Mrs Clinton on TV networks.
Madeleine Albright, the former Secretary of State, and Billie Jean King, the tennis champion and campaigner for women's rights, are being touted as members of the team.
All three women made breakthroughs in their own fields, while Miss Albright has also helped to raise $1 million.
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Geraldine Ferraro, who in 1984 became America's first female vice-presidential candidate, has organized a "rapid reaction force" of prominent women who will defend Mrs Clinton on TV networks.
Madeleine Albright, the former Secretary of State, and Billie Jean King, the tennis champion and campaigner for women's rights, are being touted as members of the team.
All three women made breakthroughs in their own fields, while Miss Albright has also helped to raise $1 million.
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Tuesday, March 6, 2007
Hillary launches "Women for Hillary" Campaign
"At Hillary for President, we're celebrating Women's History Month with the launch of Women for Hillary, a nationwide network of women leaders who will reach out to friends, family, and colleagues on Hillary's behalf. As a member, you'll receive our weekly HILLGRAM with information about what Hillary's doing, and actions you can take to build the campaign."
To Join Visit
http://www.hillaryclinton.com/women
Hillary discusses her fight in Congress for equal pay and other priorities for American women.
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To Join Visit
http://www.hillaryclinton.com/women
Hillary discusses her fight in Congress for equal pay and other priorities for American women.
Demand Hillary - Hillary Myspace Group - Hillary on Facebook
Monday, March 5, 2007
Clinton Urges Health Care For All
Dubuque, Ia. — Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Sunday made a stronger pitch for universal health care and again defended her Iraq position, at the outset of a campaign swing through Iowa.
Beginning with an evening event attended by more than 500 people at the University of Dubuque, Clinton's two-day stop in the leadoff caucus state was tightly controlled and not yet the retail campaign she promised when she launched her campaign in January.
"I have some goals. One of them is we're going to have universal health care coverage," the New York senator said, prompting loud cheers from the capacity crowd on the Dubuque campus.
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Beginning with an evening event attended by more than 500 people at the University of Dubuque, Clinton's two-day stop in the leadoff caucus state was tightly controlled and not yet the retail campaign she promised when she launched her campaign in January.
"I have some goals. One of them is we're going to have universal health care coverage," the New York senator said, prompting loud cheers from the capacity crowd on the Dubuque campus.
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Sunday, March 4, 2007
Clinton Says Market Losses Are Wakeup Call on Foreign-Held Debt
March 2 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. government needs to take action to address the amount of foreign-held U.S. debt after receiving a ``wakeup call'' in the form of a global market selloff, New York Senator Hillary Clinton said.
Clinton, a Democratic presidential candidate, said stock losses spurred by a plunge in Chinese shares this week illustrated the vulnerability of the U.S. economy. In a Feb. 28 letter to Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, she said the U.S. can ``too easily be held hostage'' to economic decisions made in foreign capitals.
"The level of our public debt that is now held by central banks and foreign governments is a problem,'' Clinton said in an appearance on the CNBC television channel yesterday. "I don't want the administration to ignore this wakeup call.''
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Clinton, a Democratic presidential candidate, said stock losses spurred by a plunge in Chinese shares this week illustrated the vulnerability of the U.S. economy. In a Feb. 28 letter to Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, she said the U.S. can ``too easily be held hostage'' to economic decisions made in foreign capitals.
"The level of our public debt that is now held by central banks and foreign governments is a problem,'' Clinton said in an appearance on the CNBC television channel yesterday. "I don't want the administration to ignore this wakeup call.''
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Hillary at the Human Rights Campaign Board Meeting 3.2.2007
Senator Hillary Clinton addresses the Human Rights Campaign board meeting -- Washington, DC, March 2, 2007. HRC President Joe Solmonese gives the introduction.
Hillary on Myspace - Invite Hillary to visit your town - Hillary on Facebook
Hillary on Myspace - Invite Hillary to visit your town - Hillary on Facebook
Friday, March 2, 2007
Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton in Alabama on Sunday
U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton's visit to Alabama on Sunday will include a breakfast meeting with top Democrats in Montgomery before she heads to Selma for the Bridge Crossing Jubilee.
State Democratic Party Vice Chairman Joe Reed says the Democratic presidential candidate has added a Montgomery stop to her Alabama schedule.
She will have breakfast with about 50 Democratic leaders at the Embassy Suites Hotel at 8:30 a-m. After the breakfast, she will travel to Selma to participate in the annual event commemorating when voting rights marchers were attacked by state troopers on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965.
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State Democratic Party Vice Chairman Joe Reed says the Democratic presidential candidate has added a Montgomery stop to her Alabama schedule.
She will have breakfast with about 50 Democratic leaders at the Embassy Suites Hotel at 8:30 a-m. After the breakfast, she will travel to Selma to participate in the annual event commemorating when voting rights marchers were attacked by state troopers on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965.
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Timbaland to host Fundraiser for Hillary Clinton
Rapper Timbaland is planning to host a fundraiser for Former First Lady and Presidential hopeful, Hillary Rodham Clinton this month in Miami, FL.
According to The Miami Herald, Timbaland will host the fundraiser on Mar. 31, the last day of the first-quarter fund-raising period for Presidential candidates.
Former United States President Bill Clinton is also scheduled to appear at the fundraiser, which costs $1,000 per-person to attend.
From AllHipHop.com
According to The Miami Herald, Timbaland will host the fundraiser on Mar. 31, the last day of the first-quarter fund-raising period for Presidential candidates.
Former United States President Bill Clinton is also scheduled to appear at the fundraiser, which costs $1,000 per-person to attend.
From AllHipHop.com
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Hillary Talks about Clean & Alternative Energy
In this week's HillCast, Hillary describes her plan to create a strategic energy fund that will invest in developing and deploying clean and alternative energy.
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