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Senator Hillary Clinton's office is actively trying to discourage interviewers from giving TV time to Ed Klein, author of the controversial bestseller "The Truth About Hillary," Washington Post media critic Howard Kurtz confirmed on Sunday. "A spokesman for Senator Clinton told me that when news organizations call, they do make the argument, why give this guy airtime," Kurtz said, while hosting CNN's "Reliable Sources." Kurtz's comment is the first by a mainstream journalist acknowledging that Sen. Clinton is actively trying to suppress Klein's book in a campaign first reported by NewsMax Monday morning. After being booked on numerous TV Shows,...

Hillary Rodham Clinton is the most polarizing figure in American politics. The former First Lady turned senator is almost certainly going to run for president in 2008. Despite more than a dozen years in the national spotlight and more than a dozen unauthorized books about her, she has managed to keep many secrets from the public -- especially about her turbulent marriage and its impact on her career. There have been plenty of rumors about what Hillary and Bill Clinton did behind closed doors, but never a definitive book that exposes the truth. Bestselling author Edward Klein draws on rare...

Hillary gets a pass, DeLay is assailed Posted: May 14, 2005 1:00 a.m. Eastern WorldNetDaily.com It's really a good thing that Sen. Hillary Clinton is a Democrat. If she were a Republican, she would have been the topic of dire front-page headlines in the New York Times and at the forefront of "CBS Evening News" broadcasts over the past several days with her name being connected with a shadowy political fund-raising imbroglio. What's that? You say you weren't aware that Mrs. Clinton was at the center of a significant controversy? No surprise there. Like I said, she's a Democrat. So...

Sen. Hillary Clinton blamed her collapse at a New York fundraiser on a stomach virus but Weekly World News has learned the shocking real reason she swooned and hit the deck -- the sexy thong panties Bill gave her for Christmas were WAY too tight and cut off the blood supply to her head! That's the word from highly-placed sources in the Clinton camp who say the former first lady "was just asking for trouble" when she didn't exchange the teeny-tiny red silk undies for a pair of he billowing white "granny panties" she normally wears.

CNN) -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton fainted during a lunchtime speech Monday in Buffalo, New York, but revived and continued her scheduled appearances, aides said. "Indeed, our senator fainted -- hadn't felt well this morning and had a full day," Clinton chief of staff Tamera Luzzato said in an e-mail. The senator's press secretary, Philippe Reines, said Clinton was suffering from a stomach virus during her talk. "She felt weak, needed to sit down and then fainted briefly," Reines said. "She received immediate medical attention at the site and is now proceeding with her schedule as planned." Clinton, 57, was...

Jan. 28 - When Hillary Clinton spoke out publicly in 1993 about the importance of faith in coming to terms with her father’s death, she was criticized for bringing religion into the public square. It was her first year as First Lady, and she was unprepared for the cultural dissonance she generated as a lawyer and outspoken policy activist married to the president. Everything she did provoked a backlash. Fast forward to 2005 and the most controversial first lady of modern times is a sedate senator from New York talking about finding “common ground” with abortion foes. Like Moses leading...

Former President William Jefferson Clinton formerly opens his Presidential Center, which will hold the papers from his two term presidency.Attending the ceremony will be President George W. Bush, former Presidents Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush, along with First Lady Laura Bush ,Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Rosalyn Carter and Barbara Bush.

Teresa Heinz Kerry, wife of Democratic presidential hopeful John Kerry , pretends to be scared of a stuffed catterpillar before reading to a group of children Monday, June 28, 2004, at the Gace Hill head start center in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Tom Gannam) AP - Jun 28 4:15 PM Teresa Heinz Kerry, wife of Democratic presidential hopeful John Kerry , plays with a group of childern after reading them a story Monday, June 28, 2004, at the Gace Hill head start center in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Tom Gannam) AP - Jun 28 4:15 PM Teresa Heinz Kerry, wife of Democratic presidential candidate John...

For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary June 14, 2004 Remarks by the President at Ceremony for the Unveiling of the Clinton Portraits The East Room 10:35 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. Thank you, Henry. Laura and I appreciate you all coming. President Clinton and Senator Clinton, welcome home. (Applause.) All who live here are temporary residents; the portraits that are presented today will be held permanently in the White House collection for all the ages. And so beginning today, the likenesses of President William Jefferson Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will take their place...

Katie Couric provided a giddy and upbeat session Friday night with Senator Hillary Clinton to promote the publication of the paperback version of her book, Living History. Couric gushed about how “she's received like a rock star. She works on economic development in upstate New York, gives foreign policy and civil rights speeches, shakes hand after hand, signs book after book.” Recalling how she was booed at a New York City concert shortly after September 11th, Couric empathized: “But it had to hurt your feelings.” But Couric found a positive spin, trumpeting how “by last week, some of those jeers...

Doctor Raoul dressed as Saddam, firebrand as Hillary, Tabi Katz as Laura, and cyborg as W, with HateBill and photographer NYC GOP Chick, stormed Columbus Circle for a Hillary paperback-signing event yesterday.We met at the benches outside the Trump Hotel, with Jean Georges lunch preparations wafting past us, and then circled around to the front of the hottest piece of real estate in New York, the new Time Warner building. Upstairs on the second floor, at Borders, Hillary was signing her book, now only $15 with four more chapter of lies.We got a lot of attention from the West Side...

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, responding to remarks by a top U.S. official that outsourcing can be good for the economy, said the Bush administration isn't facing reality _ at least reality in upstate New York. Clinton, D-N.Y., reacted angrily Tuesday to Treasury Secretary John Snow's comments that outsourcing is one aspect of trade, and is ultimately good for the economy. "I don't know what reality the Bush administration is living in," said Clinton. "But it's certainly not the reality I represent, from one end of New York to the other."

Hillary Clinton Is Designer's New Muse .c The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - Designer Marc Jacobs has a new muse, and her name is Hillary. Jacobs, known for using ``Lost in Translation'' director Sofia Coppola to sell his line of casual chic clothing and accessories, has found new inspiration in an unlikely place: Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Jacobs has designed a series of T-shirts with a print of the New York senator's smiling face superimposed on colors ranging from hot pink to dark brown, vaguely reminiscent of Andy Warhol's iconic series of Marilyn Monroe prints. The hipster couture suggests the...

<p>The mind of the bigot is like the pupil of the eye; the more light you pour upon it, the more it will contract.</p> <p>"She might have called him a bastard. I wouldn't rule that out. She's never claimed that she was pure on profanity. But I've never heard her tell a joke with an ethnic connotation. She's so fanatic about it. She can't tell an ethnic joke. It's not in her."</p>

NEW YORK - The U.S. publisher of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's memoirs has withdrawn rights for the Chinese translation, citing the Chinese publisher's unwillingness to restore passages critical of the government. "They no longer have the right to print or sell the book," Adam Rothberg, a spokesman for Simon & Schuster, said Tuesday. Simon & Schuster had learned in September that Yilin Press, a Chinese government-backed publisher, removed references in "Living History" to the 1989 Tiananmen Square democracy protests, and altered Clinton's comments about human rights activist Harry Wu, who campaigns against abuses in the Chinese labor camps where he...

The lines of people eager to see her snake around the block in virtually any city she visits on her tour. Like a rock star, she sells out any venue she sets her sights on. At the top of her game, she's treated like royalty. And to think just a few years ago her husband publicly wiped his feet on her psyche, turning a smart and politically savvy first lady into just another doormat of a suffering wife married to a man with a wandering you-know-what. I just don't get it. Hillary Clinton keeps wowing Democratic crowds and crushing all...

Hillary Clinton Is Calling For A"Showdown" With President Bush ByDebbie Daniel As I listened to the noise Hillary Clinton made last weekend on the talk show circuit, a recurring dream keeps coming to my mind. First, let me say, “Hillary, you've gone over the line and I think the American people ought to call you on it.” I heard a sound bite of hers on the Rush Limbaugh show and she sounded like some old nagging biddy yelping at her husband. In fact, I could only imagine that this was the same kind of hollering going on a couple of...

MIDI - WHITE SPORTCOAT AND A PINK CARNATION - look in last section to find MIDI Her pink pansuit is the black one laundered...the cleaning bill you should see The cloth is worn...it's a toxic problem...isn't that right, Hillary There's a stench, there is no doubt...Martinizing gets it out From the Pope, this is no bull...he proclaims a miracle Her pink pansuit is the black one laundered...isn't that right, Hillary Her pink pansuit is the black one laundered...that's why it's called "Old Crusty" The EPA is investigating...isn't that right, Hillary There's a stench, there is no doubt...Martinizing gets it...

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