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TEHRAN, April 26 (MNA) — Former U.S. President Bill Clinton’s wife believes that the policies adopted by the U.S. President George W. Bush threaten peace and security in the Middle East, a daily reported on Monday. Hillary Clinton, the New York Democrat senator, told the London-based Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat said that the Bush Administration had not openly and clearly told the U.S. people about the human and financial tolls of the war on Iraq. The democrat Senator stressed that the U.S. is trapped in the quagmire of Iraq. It can not free itself from the country. Referring to the...

Tuesday, April 27, 2004 10:53 a.m. EDT Hillary Blasts Bush in Arab Press In remarks being reported throughout the Arab world Tuesday morning, New York Sen. Hillary Clinton blasted the Bush administration as a threat to peace in the Middle East, going so far as to accuse President Bush of endangering the lives of U.S. troops. Sen. Clinton delivered the unprecedented attack in an interview with the London-based Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat on Monday, with newspapers from Tehran to Islamabad picking up her harsh words almost immediately. Typical was the coverage by Tehran's news agency Mehr, which quoted Clinton as...

WASHINGTON, D.C.— With the air gushing out of John Kerry's balloon, it may be only a matter of time until political insiders in Washington face the dread reality that the junior senator from Massachusetts doesn't have what it takes to win and has got to go. As arrogant and out of it as the Democratic political establishment is, even these pols know the party's got to have someone to run against George Bush. They can't exactly expect the president to self-destruct into thin air. With growing issues over his wealth (which makes fellow plutocrat Bush seem a charity case by...

Sen. Hillary Clinton appeared Tuesday on CNN's "Larry King Live," and CNN describes an interesting exchange: The lack of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq contradicts years of intelligence indicating Saddam had such weapons, which also was the conclusion of officials in the Clinton administration. "The consensus was the same, from the Clinton administration to the Bush administration," she said. "It was the same intelligence belief that our allies and friends around the world shared. "But I think that in the case of the [Bush] administration, they really believed it. They really thought they were right, but they didn't let...