Secretary of State Hillary Clinton?
November 14, 2008
We may soon be calling Hillary Rodham Clinton "Madame Secretary."
President-elect Barack Obama is considering the New York senator and former first lady for secretary of state - an appointment that would go a long way toward healing the wounds left by their bruising Democratic primary.
Bill Clinton Vows to Do `Everything’ He Can for Obama
August 27, 2008
By Kristin Jensen and Catherine Dodge
BLOOMBERG - Former President Bill Clinton said Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama is “ready to lead'' and vowed to do everything he could to make sure Obama wins the White House in November.
Clinton used his speech, one of the most closely watched at the Democratic National Convention, to quell talk that he wasn't fully behind Obama. He also sought to tamp any lingering resentment among the 18 million people who voted for his wife, Senator Hillary Clinton, during the primaries.
Hillary Clinton supporters still trying to derail Obama nomination
August 20, 2008
SCRIPPS HOWARD - A massive e-mail and Internet campaign is under way aimed at derailing the nomination of Barack Obama and making Hillary Clinton the party’s standard bearer next week at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
“It’s downright nasty,” said Memphis, Tenn., superdelegate and city council member Myron Lowery, who has shared dozens of the messages he’s received with The (Memphis) Commercial Appeal newspaper.
Ralph Nader Predicts Obama Will Pick Hillary Clinton As Running Mate
August 19, 2008
By John F. Harris
POLITICO - Count Ralph Nader as unimpressed by the crop of supposed finalists to be Barack Obama’s running mate.
“I don’t think he’s that dumb,” said Nader, commenting on widespread speculation that Obama’s choices are down to Sens. Joe Biden, Evan Bayh, or Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine.
Hillary Clinton Not Being Vetted By Obama Team, Says Advisor
July 12, 2008
Hillary Clinton’s former communications director told FOX News she is not actively being vetted by Barack Obama’s running-mate search team — but he said that doesn’t mean she’s been overlooked.
The two former rivals have been on the fundraising trail for the past two days, appealing to donors and emphasizing that after a divisive primary battle the two are united in their quest to elect the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.
