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A teary-eyed Hillary Clinton pushed for support on Monday as polls showed her poised for a huge New Hampshire loss to Democratic rival Barack Obama, but the former front-runner vowed to carry on with her presidential quest even if she loses.

Today, the story is that Bill Clinton is hurting his wife, again? It's over this comment "We can't be a new story, I'm sorry. I can't make her younger, taller, male." From Huffington Post, spoken by PimpMyNews.com, so you don't have to read it.

Hillary Rodham Clinton lost the luxury to be polite along with the Iowa caucuses. On the ropes after a third-place finish, Clinton came out swinging against new Democratic front-runner Barack Obama with a vigor she hadn't shown before in the contest she u

If the New Hampshire Democratic Partyâ€'s 100 Club dinner is any bell weather - Barack Obama will handily win here. When Obama, the dinner's last speaker, took the stage the crowd surged. By comparison Hillary was booed.

Thoughts on Obama's victory and the common theme between Huckabee and Obama's victories.

The Oprah Effect just keeps rolling along. Steam rolling Hillary Clinton in the process.

So much for belief in polls: Just two days before tomorrow's caucuses, two major political polls taken in Iowa were released showing very different results for the two Democratic front-runners. I've never been a big believer in polls taken months before a

“People said I was through after health care, that I shouldn’t try again. But they were people who don’t know me. In fact, a lot of people who don’t know me have a lot to say about me.”

Like so many women I know, it took me a while to find my voice—and I was thinking recently about how I found it. As a young woman at Wellesley in the late 1960s, we were passionate and fighting for what we believed in. I found a way to harness that pass

On-air evaluations of Hillary Clinton were nearly 3 to 2 negative (42% positive vs. 58% negative comments), while evaluations of her closest competitor Barack Obama was better than 3 to 2 positive (61% positive vs. 39% negative). John Edwards attracted mu