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Hillary Clinton zinged President Donald Trump on Friday for requiring attendees at his planned rally in Oklahoma to waive their rights to sue his campaign if they catch the coronavirus at the event. “If your rallies come with a liability waiver, you shouldn’t be holding them,” Clinton tweeted. The rally is scheduled for June 19 at 19,000-seat Bank of Oklahoma Center in Tulsa. The campaign rally will be Trump’s first since March 2 in North Carolina, just before the coronavirus pandemic began triggering lockdowns of businesses and social events in the United States.

Vast army of 'Hillary haters' has claws out By Jill Zuckman Tribune national correspondent August 26, 2007 DALLAS Richard Collins, a wealthy Texas philanthropist, businessman and political aficionado, heaps praise on the woman he has set out to destroy, Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.). "She looks like a winner," said Collins, sitting in his high-rise office with sweeping views of the city. "She's run a good campaign, very consistent, no mistakes." But make no mistake about it: Collins is just one in a vast army of professional "Hillary haters" who are banking on Clinton becoming the Democratic nominee. Like the Swift...

WASHINGTON - In the beginning she was Hillary Rodham of Arkansas. In the White House, she became Hillary Rodham Clinton. Then it was Hillary Clinton and, lately, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. But just when it seemed her political identity crisis was finally over, Hillary Clinton has turned the tables on U.S. voters once again. As she seeks to become the country's first female president, she wants to be known to supporters simply as "Hillary" -- no married name or maiden name necessary. Any reference to Clinton, or Rodham, is absent from the New York Senator's official campaign biography except in...

From the Columbus Dispatch: Clinton hits popular themes at conferenceBy Alan JohnsonTuesday, July 11, 2006 12:09 AMSen. Hillary Clinton embraces the crowd yesterday at the national ACORN convention. Clinton, considered a 2008 presidential frontrunner, stumped for a higher minimum wage and blasted Ohio vote-counting practices.When Nov. 7 rolls around, Ohioans should "watch this election like a hawk," Sen. Hillary Clinton said at a Columbus conference yesterday."Don't let them pull anything over your eyes again," Clinton said, apparently referring to voting and vote-counting disputes that erupted in Ohio in the 2004 presidential election.Clinton, a Democratic senator from New York, wife of...

June 29, 2006 -- WASHINGTON - One of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's top aides unleashed a tirade at Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid's team for snubbing the former first lady on her pet issue. Clinton's staffers were outraged earlier this week when they caught wind the Democratic leadership team - Reid (Nev.), Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) and Dick Durbin (Ill.) - had privately planned a high-profile news conference on her a plan to halt congressional pay raises until the federal minimum wage is increased. Miffed that they'd been left out of the loop, Camp Clinton managed to strong-arm Reid Tuesday morning...

It sounds as if the Democrats are getting their political message together — by moving towards a message that is less-defensive. One that raises a key concern independent voters have had about the present incarnation of the Republican Party. First, note this from New York Senator Hillary Clinton: One day after suffering a pair of defeats on the Senate floor, Democratic leaders argued yesterday that their internal divisions over Iraq will help push the country toward a change in policy and accused Republicans of blindly following President Bush on a path that has been disastrous for the nation.Sen. Hillary Rodham...

Hillary Rodham Clinton has fashioned a political persona that generates intense passions but defies easy characterization. She is viewed as a hawk on Iraq and national security, stamped as a big-government Democrat for her work on health care in the 1990s, and depicted as seeking the middle ground on abortion. After three decades in public life, New York's junior senator is one of the most recognized women in the world, her every move and utterance interpreted amid the assumption in Democratic circles and her own circle that her reelection campaign this fall will pivot into a run for president in...

...the Connecticut Association of United Hispanic Agencies Inc. at the Hartford Civic Center... said Clinton decided not to attend because of a protest planned by the Greater Hartford-New Britain Building and Construction Trades Council. The council announced that it was holding the rally to protest ING Group Inc., which had been a sponsor of Saturday's event, because of its decision to not guarantee work for minority contractors and other Connecticut construction workers as it builds a new facility in Windsor... Carmen Sierra, executive director of CAUSA, said the trades council demanded last week that ING withdraw because of the dispute....

WASHINGTON - Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is raising money like a presidential candidate even though she's only running against poorly funded Senate opponents. The New York lawmaker, a potential 2008 presidential candidate, raised more than $6 million in the first three months of the year, according to papers filed Thursday with the Federal Election Commission.

Hillary Clinton is most certainly not the scheming, bitter, partisan portrayed in Dick Morris and Eileen McGann's bestselling book "Condi vs Hillary," which the New York Times derides in a Sunday book review as "a Fox News fairy tale." Times Washington correspondent Robin Toner insists that the Morris-McGann tome is more parody than reality, dismissing their claims that Hillary is filled with "rage" at Republicans; along with the assertion that Clinton, "at her core . . . believes in income redistribution." So when Mrs. Clinton bellows - as she did at a Democratic fundraiser in 2003 - that she's "sick...

Greta bumped in with O'Reilly for a report from the A'Dome in Houston. Greta said that she was able to get a few minutes with Hillary! and will run the standing interview on her show tonight. Evidently, Hitliary! was in the area with her sometime hubba-bubba! Here are a couple captions: I am the QUEEN, how dare you approach!!!Elenore SMEEL TWIN???Pig In A Pantsuit HAGGARD ALERT!!

Okay, here we go. Let's see what Ed Klein has to say.

Hillary Clinton has recast her image in U.S. Senate as a moderate Democrat, but some of her political alliances may still haunt her. According to Ed Klein's new book "The Truth About Hillary" – set to be released in just days --Mrs. Clinton's chief political guru throughout the White House years and during her first campaign for the Senate was none other than Susan Thomases. "Thomases was a bred-in-the-bone leftist," Klein says, in excerpts published in Vanity Fair. She was also "a screamer of obscenities," Klein says of the tough talking feminist. Klein says Thomases, who played a key role...