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Reuters - Howard Wolfson, one of Hillary Clinton's senior campaign advisers, will join Fox News Channel as a contributor. ...
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Former presidential Aide Karen Hughes is joining the public relations firm Burson-Marsteller as global vice chairwoman, the company said Wednesday. ...
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Neera Tanden, 38, one of Senator Hillary Clinton's closest aides and confidantes, has joined the campaign of Democratic presidential nominee Senator Barack Obama and will relocate to the campaign headquarters in Chicago this week. Sources told rediff.com that unlike Clinton's former campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle, who was pushed out of the campaign and then jumped on the Obama campaign bandwagon, Clinton backed Tanden's decision to join the Democratic presidential nominee ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 50 days ago
WASHINGTON Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton plans to announce by the end of the week that she will either suspend or end her campaign for the presidency, an Aide confirmed today. ... Source: www.reuters.com --- 52 days ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton said on Tuesday she's open to the possibility of being Barack Obama's vice presidential running mate, a Democratic party Aide said. ... Source: latimesblogs.latimes.com --- 49 days ago
Hillary Clinton today sought to distance herself from all the clamor that she has set her sights on claiming the second spot on the Democratic presidential ticket. A terse statement sent out by one of her top aides, Phil Singer , on behalf of the currently out-of-sight and soon-to-be ex-White House candidate had this to say: "While Senator Clinton has made clear throughout this process that she will do whatever she can to elect a Democrat to the White House, she is not seeking the vice presidency, and no one speaks for her but her. The choice here is Senator Obama's and his alone." Speculation about Clinton's interest in the veep spot -- and whether she is lobbying for it -- has been especially fast and furious since Tuesday afternoon, when it was learned she had told fellow lawmakers from New York that she was "open" to the possibility. But that evening, in the view of many, she stomped on her chances -- whatever they may have been up to that point -- in giving a speech that dwelled on her own campaign, only briefly mentioned Barack Obama and made no acknowledgment that he had laid claim to the delegates needed to secure the ticket's top spot. Perhaps the conventional wisdom was summed up best in a column today by E.J. Dionne Jr ., which began: "Hillary Clinton talked her way out of the vice presidency on Tuesday night." -- Don Frederick ... Source: www.latimes.com --- 52 days ago
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CHICAGO — Hillary Rodham Clinton’s former campaign manager, now on Barack Obama’s team, says she could easily work for her old boss again if Clinton were on the Democratic ticket. Clinton replaced Patti Solis Doyle after poor early showings in the primaries, but Solis Doyle told The Associated Press on Wednesday she didn’t think their longtime [...] ... Source: hosted.ap.org --- 8 days ago
CHICAGO (AP) -- Hillary Rodham Clinton's former campaign manager, now on Barack Obama's team, says she could easily work for her old boss again if Clinton were on the Democratic ticket.... ... Source: www.nydailynews.com --- 17 days ago
Barack Obama's campaign today announced Dana Singiser , who served as director of women's outreach for Hillary Clinton's campaign, is coming aboard as a senior advisor to help Obama win over female supporters - a key voting bloc that includes some fervent Clinton backers who are having trouble letting go. Prior to joining Clinton's campaign, Singiser was staff director for the Senate Democratic Steering and Outreach Committee chaired by Clinton. She worked on Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign as deputy political director. The press release appears in full after the jump. ... Source: www.nydailynews.com --- 8 days ago
Hillary Rodham Clinton's former campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle, now on Barack Obama's team, describes herself as a "two-for" for him as both a Hispanic and a woman, two constituencies loyal to Clinton in the primaries. ... Source: www.huffingtonpost.com --- 13 days ago
As chief executive of Hewlett-Packard from 1999 to 2005, Carly Fiorina was the most powerful woman in corporate America. She also became one of the most celebrated and criticized when she was fired from that job in February 2005 in a battle with Hewlett's board--and with tech venture capitalist Tom Perkins in particular--after a controversial merger with Compaq Computer. (She recounted that corporate melodrama in her bestselling memoir Tough Choices.) Now, at a mere 53, Fiorina is polishing her distinguished résumé with a heavy dose of political activism. She is a top presidential campaign surrogate for presumptive Republican nominee John McCain and chairman of Victory '08, the Republican National Committee's fundraising and get-out-the-vote arm. ... Source: www.cbsnews.com --- 31 days ago
Nicolle Wallace, a senior McCain adviser, tells CBSNews.com that her candidate--not Barack Obama--is the real reformer. ... Source: www.worldnetdaily.com --- 28 days ago
Exclusive: Jack Cashill exposes Eric Holder's part in silencing Ron Brown confidante ... Source: www.startribune.com --- 50 days ago
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AP - Hillary Rodham Clinton's former campaign manager, now on Barack Obama's team, says she could easily work for her old boss again if Clinton were on the Democratic ticket. ...
A top Aide to US presidential hopeful Senator Barack Obama has let slip that the Democratic contender is sincere about considering former rival Senator Hillary Clinton for a spot on the ticket, saying she was on the "shortlist" for the job of running mate. After a sometimes acrimonious Democratic primary, which saw both sides question the other's fitness to govern, a joint rally held at the appropriately-named Unity, New Hampshire last Friday, has pundits suggesting Sen. Clinton is once again in the running for the all-important vice-presidential nominee slot. Speaking on Australian television, Sen. Obama's campaign co-chairman Tom Daschle appeared to confirm this saying Sen. Clinton would be on "anybody's short list". "I think he needs two things, first somebody who can become president in the case of a tragedy and secondly, somebody with whom he can work closely," he said to the ABC's Insiders program. "I think Hillary Clinton would be, as Barack Obama has said, on anyone's short list and I think that is sincere. "I think he is looking at Hillary and a host of other possibilities for the future." ...