From shakespearessister.blogspot.com
()
Sorted by: Active
Should Barack Obama help Hillary Clinton retire her debt?
12 votes so far
Leader:
No, she dug herself a hole and now she needs to get out of it herself
No, she dug herself a hole and now she needs to get out of it herself
Glenn Beck Interviews Lynn Forester de Rothschild....Top Hillary Fund-Raiser
Lynn Forester de Rothschild-What’s Wrong In The USA?
Elitist Hillary Clinton supporter, Her Royal Highness Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, now backs Mccain/Palin – Rachel Maddow comments
“I Told You So”
Lynn Forester De Rothschild Speaks Volumes About The Weakness Of Obama
Last Monday, I mentioned that I'd been interviewed for a piece about Hillary Clinton and promised to link it once it was published. The piece, "Farewell to Our Feminist-in-Chief," which was authored by TigerBeatdown's Sady Doyle, is here. You should read it! And pretty much everything else in In These Times!Although Clinton did indeed announce on Jan. 26 that she will "step down from her position as the Secretary of State when the president...
- Hillary Clinton Wants To Throw In The Towel (api.bing.com)
- Hillary Clinton's Headbands Are Back & Better Than Ever (api.bing.com)
The Daily Mail today claims that Hillary Clinton, in a totally ordinary photo yesterday, "came off looking just a little sinister," then spends another 300 or so words remarking upon the nonexistent similarities between the Secretary of State and various Bond villains. The article was proudly written by "Daily Mail Reporter," according to the byline. Also: The Daily Mail gets more traffic than the New York Times.
Read...
More perspectives...
From nymag.com
()
"'She did the Secretary of State job, she was a G, she held it down, she didn't cry,' referring to the former New York Senator with the hip-hop term for gangster (a positive thing)." —Ice T explains Hillary Clinton to the Huffington Post; the Huffington Post explains Ice-T to its readers.
Read more posts by Noreen Malone
Filed Under:
blog-stained wretches
,the huffington post...
More perspectives...
From nymag.com
()
As NY1 News revisits its 20-year history, the station looks back at reporter Kristen Shaughnessy's January 27, 1998 story on then-First Lady Hillary Clinton's "Today Show" interview where she defended her husband on allegations he'd had sexual relations with a White House intern, citing what she called "a vast right-wing conspiracy."
More perspectives...
From ny1.com
()
Sorry, Ice-T, but while Hillary Clinton may in some circles be considered a “G,” she may not be up for the task of staying on the “high wire of American politics” much longer—at least not in her current position.
Clinton reaffirmed on Thursday that she isn’t planning to stick around for another term as Obama’s secretary of state in the likely event that he is re-elected. What that means for her 2016 prospects, however, remains to be seen...
From feedproxy.google.com
()
- Hillary Clinton tired of ‘high wire’ American politics (api.bing.com)
- Hillary Clinton dodging political 'high wire' - AP (api.bing.com)
Retailer Talbots had cast a spell on us Baby Boomer women. We were the first generation to climb the corporate ladder. And shopping here for professional clothes and the casual outfits we needed for those company retreats was always mistake-proof....
More perspectives...
From speechwriting-ghostwriting.typepad.com
()
Perhaps it was the austere mandarin collar. Or maybe it was the slicked-back hair. Either way, when Hillary Clinton arrived at the United Nations this week, to discuss the Arab League's peace plan for Syria, she came off looking just a little sinister.
More perspectives...
From api.bing.com
()
The report comes from New York lawmakers who participated in a conference call with Clinton. Nydia Velazquez, a New York lawmaker, stated to Clinton that she should seek being the running mate for Obama because it would win him more votes from the Hispanic ...
More perspectives...
From api.bing.com
()
Ice-T and Hillary Clinton have a lot in common. They're both people of power, they're both American citizens, and according to him, they're both "Gs." His comments about the Secretary of State and former First Lady have caused some conversation around the ...
From api.bing.com
()
- Trans-Atlantic Tensions Grow Over Aviation Emissions Levy (news.google.com)
In my mark-up of this latest State of the Union address, I mention that it seemed odd and uncalled-for, on the president's part, to refer to the current Secretary of State as someone who had run against him in the primaries -- and who obviously had lost.
From api.bing.com
()
- Ice-T: Hillary Clinton A 'G,' Will Be First Woman President (api.bing.com)
Overview
Lynn Forrester is a Democratic donor who raised a lot of money for Senator Hillary Clinton during her 2007 presidential campaigns.
Sorted by: Top Rated
