Political
Advisers to Mrs. Clinton say she has more than $10 million left in her political bank account, not to mention a priceless reservoir of speeches, issue research, and financial networks nationally for any future use. Her advisers also say that she does not intend to disassemble her campaign apparatus and staff, as many candidates do when an election end, nor does she plan to immediately close her New York City and Washington campaign offices.
Clinton called the popular video game a "major threat" to morality. She said, "Children are playing a game that encourages them to have sex with prostitutes and then murder them. This is a silent epidemic of media desensitization that teaches kids it’s OK to diss people because they are a woman, they’re a different color or they’re from a different place."
Hillary Clinton’s most important Victory was she most has received over a dozen awards and honors during her career, from both American and international organizations, for her activities concerning health, women, and children. Her biggest mistake was the Health Care, because Some health care analysts are also likely to fault the Task Force for not being bold enough in its recommendations. "The biggest mistake they can make is not to take advantage of public goodwill to make radical reform," says Dr. Phillip Caper, Professor of Public Policy at Dartmouth Medical School and lecturer on Health Policy and Management at Harvard University. "There's a chance the plan will be too timid," he says. A lack of boldness would be apparent, Dr. Caper tells HCQ, if the Administration proposes new taxes to pay for reform. "If they have to increase taxes, they're missing an opportunity to use resources efficiently. We're already paying too much for health care."
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Values/ Principles
1 1998: Unforeseen turning point when Moynihan resigned.
2 Voted with Democratic Party 96.7% of 304 votes.
3 Rove is obsessed with me because I take them on & beat them.
4 Owes opportunity for presidency to generations of women.
5 Bring your brooms & vacuum cleaners; we got to clean up DC.
6 If you want a winner to take on right wing, I'm your girl.
7 After 35 years of experience, ready to lead on day one.
8 I consider myself a modern American progressive.
9 Maybe, finally, break that hardest of all glass ceilings.
10 Sought pastoral guidance on doubts about capital punishment.
11 Dealt with Bill's infidelity with counseling& Book of Psalms.
12 The politics of meaning: individuality is part of society.
13 Amalgam politics: make labels irrelevant.
14 Strong identification with Eleanor Roosevelt.
Issues
Domestic Policy
Trade jitters, anti-China sentiment rouse U.S. voters- It could be expected that Iraq would play a big role in the 2008 U.S. election campaign. But if recent populist rallies are an indication, another country may be rousing even more anger from voters: China. In all corners of an overflowing convention room this week in the industrial Rust-Belt city of Pittsburgh, voters, union officials and company executives alike railed against unfair trade -- and demanded U.S. politicians do something.
No to Licenses for Illegals- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday came out against granting driver's licenses to illegal immigrants, after weeks of pressure in the presidential race to take a position on a now-failed ID plan from her home state governor. Clinton has faced criticism from candidates in both parties for her noncommittal answers on New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's attempt to allow illegal immigrants in his state to receive driver's licenses. Spitzer abandoned the effort Wednesday.
Foreign
China: criticized authoritarianism with women & children.
Voted YES on enlarging NATO to include Eastern Europe.
Campaign
Hillary’s Campaign finance has raised $26,082,347, spent $22,623,680 and cash on Hillary is $50,463,013.
She’s gone steadily downhill since she announced, and at this rate, Joe Biden and Chris Dodd will be ahead of her in a few months. One key reason may be that her ‘team’ may not be used to working in Democratic primaries and never expected any real opposition this time. They simply don’t know how to deal with the nuances of a primary, as we can see in what’s happened to her ratings.
Issues
Domestic Policy
Trade jitters, anti-China sentiment rouse U.S. voters- It could be expected that Iraq would play a big role in the 2008 U.S. election campaign. But if recent populist rallies are an indication, another country may be rousing even more anger from voters: China. In all corners of an overflowing convention room this week in the industrial Rust-Belt city of Pittsburgh, voters, union officials and company executives alike railed against unfair trade -- and demanded U.S. politicians do something.
No to Licenses for Illegals- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday came out against granting driver's licenses to illegal immigrants, after weeks of pressure in the presidential race to take a position on a now-failed ID plan from her home state governor. Clinton has faced criticism from candidates in both parties for her noncommittal answers on New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's attempt to allow illegal immigrants in his state to receive driver's licenses. Spitzer abandoned the effort Wednesday.
Foreign
China: criticized authoritarianism with women & children.
Voted YES on enlarging NATO to include Eastern Europe.
Campaign
Hillary’s Campaign finance has raised $26,082,347, spent $22,623,680 and cash on Hillary is $50,463,013.
She’s gone steadily downhill since she announced, and at this rate, Joe Biden and Chris Dodd will be ahead of her in a few months. One key reason may be that her ‘team’ may not be used to working in Democratic primaries and never expected any real opposition this time. They simply don’t know how to deal with the nuances of a primary, as we can see in what’s happened to her ratings.
