The Incredible Shrinking Hillary
February 11, 2009
By Dick Morris
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is finding that her job description is dissolving under her feet, leaving her with only a vestige of the power she must have thought she acquired when she signed on to be President Obama’s chief Cabinet officer.
Hillary Clinton acted on concerns of husband’s donors
January 13, 2009
By Sharon Theimer
Secretary of State appointee Hillary Rodham Clinton intervened at least six times in government issues directly affecting companies and others that later contributed to her husband's foundation, an Associated Press review of her official correspondence found.
Hillary Clinton challenged in key Cabinet role
December 3, 2008
By Christina Bellatoni
President-elect Barack Obama is set to name New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson as his secretary of commerce on Wednesday morning, finalizing more Cabinet selections as a government watchdog group challenges the eligibility of one of his top nominees.
Hillary Clinton to face tough questioning over husband’s fundraising activities
December 1, 2008
By DAPHNE RETTER and ANDY SOLTIS
Hillary Rodham Clinton will face tough grilling about her husband's foreign fund-raising before she becomes secretary of state, the top Republican on the Senate committee that will quiz her said yesterday.
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.
