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...How many pantsuits does Hillary Clinton have in her closet? And does she ever wear them in the same combination more than once? The pantsuit is Clinton's uniform. Hers is a mix-and-match world, a grown-up land of Garanimals: black pants with gray jacket, tan jacket with black pants...There are a host of reasons to explain Clinton's attachment to pantsuits. They are comfortable. They can be flattering, although not when the jacket hem aligns with the widest part of the hips (hypothetically speaking, of course). Does she even have hips?... Women have come a long way from the time when wearing...

Sheehan hospitalised, protests continue on Bush's ranch 08/12/2006 The protest is to continue through Sept. 3, even though Bush's 10-day ranch vacation is to end Sunday. Cindy Sheehan Cindy Sheehan said Saturday that despite her overnight hospitalisation after a minor gynaecological procedure and treatment for dehydration, the war protest activities will continue on land she bought near President George W. Bush's Crawford ranch.Sheehan was listed in stable condition at a hospital on Saturday.Sheehan said she could be released later in the day but would still need to rest. She said she probably would not attend an afternoon barbecue at Camp...

ACTOR Sharon Stone has warned Hillary Rodham Clinton to stay out of the 2008 US presidential race, saying the New York senator and former first lady is too sexy to win back the keys to the White House. Stone, 48, who appears naked in a soon-to-be-released sequel to the provocative 1992 sex thriller Basic Instinct, said Senator Clinton had an intimidating sexuality that would cost her votes. "I think Hillary Clinton is fantastic, but I think it is too soon for her to run (for president)," Stone said in the latest edition of Hollywood Life magazine. "A woman should be...

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton may be the star of the national Democratic Party, but her constituents back home say it's actually her New York colleague, Sen. Charles Schumer, who's doing the better job. According to a poll released Wednesday by Strategic Visions LLC, 59 percent of New Yorkers approved of the job Schumer was doing, with just 30 percent disapproving. That's better than the allegedly wildly popular Sen. Clinton, whose approval rating was 3 points lower than Schumer's, and whose disapproval rate was 2 points higher. In another blow to the notion that Hillary Clinton is New York's most...

PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: Madame Tussaud's wax rendition of Sen. Hillary Clinton sports an appropriately frozen smile. Photo: N.Y. Post: Jim Alcorn Here's a philosophical question: Isn't creating a wax figure of Hillary Clinton just a wee bit redundant? In her robin's-egg blue pantsuit, strenuously coiffed hair, and a smile plastered on her puss that says, "Don't eff with me, buddy," Her Hillaryness serves as inspiration for the newest dummy to grace Madame Tussaud's in Midtown. All of which makes me wonder: How can you tell the real one from the fake? And, perhaps more importantly: Is there really much difference?...

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Des Moines - In the chilly mist outside the arena, campaign workers had taped and staked hundreds of placards. Since most were a similar shade of blue, as in patriotic red-white-and, the sea of them created a sense of unity. But it was an illusion for a Democratic Party that hasn't been as fractured since the Vietnam Era. Inside, where nearly 8,000 converged for a raucous fundraiser that signaled the final stretch toward Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucus on Jan. 19, the crowd clapped and screamed as if it were at a rock concert or college football rally. The energy and enthusiasm,...

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The pundits are in full “I told you so” mode about California’s election results. Here’s my two cents. The first and immediate big loser is the liberal media, exemplified by the Los Angeles Times. They demonstrated that they served as nothing more than a political hit machine for the Democrats and Gray Davis. Shame on them. Shame on them for waiting until the last minute with the allegations against Arnold Schwarzenegger. I am not one to dismiss the charges they brought. Some, especially ones suggesting assault, are serious. Had these issues been raised fairly two weeks ago, the public and...

Sen. Hillary Clinton's memoir was not a hit with reviewers, but it seems to have helped her with voters. In the weeks since the book was released, Clinton's approval rating in New York has climbed to 57% - the highest level in seven months, a new Quinnipiac University poll found. In a hypothetical campaign matchup, the survey also found Clinton in a dead heat with President Bush in New York, 47% to 47%. Last month, the poll had Bush narrowly edging Clinton. The former First Lady's "Living History" was released June 9, topping already high expectations. She divulged some details...

Après Moi, Le Deluge: How Clinton Left Ticking Terror Time Bombs For Bush To Discover From: Off With Their Heads - Traitors, Crooks & Obstructionists In American Politics, Media, Business by Dick Morris As King Louis XV lay dying, he ruminated about the state of the pre-revolutionary French kingdom his son would soon inherit. Every-where he looked, he saw peril-the anger of the peasants, the arrogance of the nobility, the unfairness of the tax system. Sadly, he reflected that the young man who would become Louis XVI faced tough times. Old King Louis may not have known that his son...

<p>Yes, she's running for president. Is that good for the Democrats?</p> <p>There is not much mystery about the political ambition or political strategy of Hillary Rodham Clinton. She wants to be president. She ran for senator in New York in 2000 because the job would make her a more plausible candidate for president and because she preferred being a senator to being a former first lady. She journeyed methodically to all 62 counties in New York on a "listening tour" and learned about the special problems of upstate New York. Upstaters, like most Americans, love to be visited by celebrities, and her travels enabled her--as similar travels enabled Robert Kennedy in 1964--to win a near-majority in usually Republican upstate, which, together with her big majority in Democratic New York City, resulted in a solid statewide victory.</p>

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Hillary's Hollywood flimflam manMichelle Malkin (archive) June 20, 2003 | Print | SendIf Hillary Rodham Clinton is so smart, so savvy, so razor sharp, how did she allow celebrity scam artist Aaron Tonken to dupe her and her husband?And if she denies being duped -- nobody can pull the wool over those steely blue eyes -- then what exactly did Hillary know about Tonken's fraudulent charity schemes and when did she know it?Federal investigators are now probing Tonken's involvement with a $1 million Hollywood political event for Hillary's 2000 Senate campaign, according to the Los Angeles Times. Earlier this week,...

According to a friend of mine who reads scripts for a living, you can tell whether a script will be decent or not by simply reading the first few pages. "I don't know of any film that's been able to salvage a bad first act," she said. It is in this spirit that I picked up Hillary's book in Borders this afternoon. I think it's safe to say that you'd have to idolize Hillary to get through it without falling asleep. Rrom the first sentence on, it reads like a whitewashed memoir, perhaps of the head of some bland corporation....

HILLARY BOOK PAST DUE, PUBLISHER'S ANGST OVER NO MANUSCRIPT, NO TITLE; SENATOR TOOK LARGEST ADVANCE IN HISTORY...developing...breaking...sunday night drudge setup for show...breaking....