GLOBAL POWER WOMEN in Politics, Culture, and Science
Frank Kalder
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_HILLARY CLINTON [USA]_
Biography (excerpt):
"Hillary Rodham Clinton was elected to the United States Senate by
the people of New York on November 7, 2000, after years of public
service on behalf of children and families. She is the first First Lady
of the United States elected to public office and the first woman
elected independently statewide in New York State. A strong advocate
for New York, Senator Clinton works with communities throughout the
state to strengthen the economy and expand opportunity. The Senator
supports a return to fiscal responsibility because she knows that wise
national economic policies are essential to protect America's future.
[...] http://clinton.senate.gov/about/biography/index.cfm
Hillary Clinton For President! www.votehillary.org [Democrats!]
At 'International Stuff' (haplifnet)[*] mk5000 wrote on 5th
December:
> Looks like as of yesterday, Hillary expressed a more definite stand on
> the potential candidacy for president. The move to announcing that she
> is exploring the candidacy in more seriousness is called the Barack
> Obama factor. Obama is testing well in his bid, and thus advisors
> have told Hillary she needs to combat his current stronghold before it
> takes on enough momentum to prevent her success.
I think so, too - good strategy!
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http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.usa/msg/56b039e674a23049?&hl=en
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Ciao, Frank
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Frank Kalder
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Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's entered into the 2008 presidential
contest on January 20, 2007:
"Six years after making history by winning a United States Senate seat
as first lady, Mrs. Clinton has set her sights on breaking yet more
political barriers in her extraordinary and controversial career."
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/20/us/politics/20cnd-clinton.html?bl&ex=1169528400&en=de03f8c95961a299&ei=5087%0A