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WASHINGTON (July 13) - The Democratic National Committee released on Tuesday its lineup of the big-name politicians speaking at the convention this month, and it included every major Democratic star except one. There were Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, near the top of the list. Al Gore was there, too, and so was Edward M. Kennedy. Even the wife of the Iowa governor made the cut. But Hillary Rodham Clinton, the junior senator from New York and one of the most prominent names in the party, was nowhere to be found. That caught the attention of many Democrats, who wondered...

<p>Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, New York Democrat, paused for a moment in the Senate chamber yesterday to contemplate the vote on the judicial appointment of Assistant Attorney General Michael Chertoff — once a vocal member of her "vast right-wing conspiracy."</p>

<p>Turns up heat.</p> <p>December 21, 2002 -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday charged that Sen. Trent Lott is an example of the Republican Party's "constant exploitation of race" - and she dredged up accusations that President Bush played the race card during the 2000 presidential contest.</p>

Clinton will visit Auburn NY today to call for a permanent ban on drilling in the Finger Lakes National Forest. Later in the day, both Clintons will tour the State Fair.

America... ALL HAIL **HILLARY CAESAR!** Hillary has a "Caesar Complex" unlike any politician in known recent history!!! Hillary filled up her lungs with *HOT AIR* and bellowed in loooong drawn-out syllables (very much in a John Kennedy New England style of speech, by the way!) these words (and oh, so many others!), in her mission to berate our President on the Senate Floor the other day... "MMMMYYYYYY constituents want answers!" the Junior Senate roared through the Senate Chambers as she waved a copy of the morning headline. As only one (1) Senator, and a "junior one" at that, isn't it...

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has won an unexpected endorsement for her expected bid to become the first female elected president in U.S. history. "This will be our first lady president of the United States!" shouted fight promoter Don King, as Clinton huddled with race-baiting firebrand Rev. Al Sharpton at Wednesday's Dorothy Height dinner in Washington. When the former co-president pretended not to notice King's announcement, he reiterated the prediction in louder tones, according to the Washington Post's Hamil R. Harris. "This will beeee! Our first! Lady president of these United States! Representative of the people! America at its best!"...

The final Whitewater report released by the Office of Independent Counsel on Wednesday said prosecutors didn't have enough evidence to indict and convict either Bill or Hillary Clinton on charges stemming from the legendary failed land deal. But that wasn't always the case. In fact, just how close Mrs. Clinton came to prosecution was a well-guarded secret until May 2000, when a book by the Washington Post's Sue Schmidt and Time magazine's Michael Weisskopf blew the lid off a planned Hillary indictment. Before the death of key Whitewater witness James McDougal, deputy independent counsel Hickman Ewing had actually prepared a...

Hillary Clinton Forces Abortion Rights Agenda on Afghan Women By Steve Mosher [Steve Mosher is the president of the Population Research Institute and one of the leading authorities on the state of abortion internationally.] Kabul, Afghanistan -- Sitting in her office in Kabul, Abass Rashidi, the director of the Afghan Family Planning Association (AFPA), has had little to do these past few years. Afghan women, burkas or no, value motherhood and children too much. But with the help of Senator Hillary Clinton(D-NY), the local affiliate of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF)(1) has begun to push for abortion and other ...