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With a long line of debunked lies, shredded excuses, and abandoned spin attempts behind her, Hillary Clinton finally decided it was time to “apologize” for her email scandal. Of course, her idea of an “apology” basically amounts to: I’m sorry you Little People are too stupid to understand what I was up against, as a historic female Secretary of State. For good measure, Clinton threw in a stiff dose of the amazing Incompetence Defense into her MSNBC appearance – that bizarre, and disturbingly effective, tactic pioneered by the Obama Administration where officials claim to be innocent of wrongdoing by insisting...

While Hillary Clinton hates doing Sunday shows -- as we remember from the weekend after Benghazi -- she did allow her close friend Gov. Terry McAuliffe to appear on "Meet the Press" on April 19. Jaws dropped when NBC host Chuck Todd threw him a real Russert-like hardball, quoting from his 2007 memoir "What A Party!" "This is Hillary Clinton," said Todd. "This is you quoting her in your book. 'They had bankrupted us totally. We owned nothing. We didn't own a car. We didn't own a house. Here we were, 50 years old and we owned nothing. No-thing! All...

Associated Press - July 21, 2009 4:15 PM ET OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe has been appointed to the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee.

At some point along the way, Hillary Clinton became "poor Hillary" and it stuck. She went up against a charmer who once made an audience cheer just by blowing his nose (poor Hillary), and she lost states and delegates and she bet on a filly that died (poor Hillary), and nobody cares that she won West Virginia because it's over, except she can't see it because she's . . .

"All the men I know want to sleep with her [Hillary Clinton]. All the women want to scratch her eyes out." Anne Reingold Media director Democratic National Committee 1992 When Spouses Earn Paychecks As politicians' wives increasingly forge careers of their own, questions about conflicts of interest inevitably arise By MARGARET CARLSON; With reporting by Barbara Burke/New York and Jeanne McDowell/Los Angeles The presidential campaign completed one full revolution when Bill Clinton found himself standing by his woman on national television. The moment came during a debate before the Illinois and Michigan primaries, when rival candidate Jerry Brown accused the...

TODAY'S EDITORIAL: What a shame that the media have chosen to focus on a single tawdry chapter of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s life in her new autobiography, “Living History.” In recent days, not one cable-news talking head has discussed the remainder of the book, which details Mrs. Clinton’s extraordinary career and a life lived at the forefront of history. As for those who don’t believe for a minute that Mrs. Clinton didn’t know about her husband’s affair with Monica Lewinsky, who can really say? Everyone, even the powerful, has an Achilles’ heel, a blind spot in their lives. Perhaps Mrs. Clinton’s...