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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) _ A Florida activist hopes to persuade New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton to join the presidential race by starting a write-in campaign in New Hampshire. Bob Kuntz said Tuesday he will visit the state next week to recruit volunteers for a ``Draft Hillary'' effort. He plans to visit Dartmouth College in Hanover and make stops in Concord and Portsmouth. Kuntz noted that some polls show Clinton with strong support among Democratic voters, even though she has repeatedly said she will not run in 2004. ``If Hillary is already 8 points ahead, why isn't the Democratic establishment...

Bill and Hillary are behind Wesley Clark, 100 percent. Bill Clinton calls Clark, along with Hillary, one of the Democratic Party's "two stars." Clinton lackey Rep. Charles Rangel has endorsed Clark -- with Hillary's permission. The Clinton campaign staff is working for Clark. Clark announced his presidential ambitions in Little Rock, the Clinton fiefdom. Something fishy is going on. The Clintons are never politically altruistic, especially when it's Hillary's future on the line.Why would the Clintons back Clark? It doesn't make much sense. After all, 2008, not 2004, is Hillary's year. Hillary should have been overjoyed that Howard Dean was...

<p>ALBANY, N.Y. -- U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday insisted that e-mail messages urging her to run for president in 2004 or 2008 be removed from her campaign Web site.</p> <p>The inclusion of the messages, by aides to the former first lady who controlled the site, had fueled speculation she might be considering jumping into the race for the 2004 Democratic nomination.</p>

Do you really think that Clark will enter into the Democratic primary and just step aside for someone who is even less proven than Bill Clinton was in 1992? In my opinion... not a chance! But, there are likely scenarios that go beyond the normal theories I've yet heard regarding the making of a Hillary Clinton presidency. How about this... Clinton in 2012! How could that happen? Very simply... Hillary could become Clark's running mate in 2004, rather than a presidential contender herself. Why is this a sound strategy for Hillary? A couple of reasons, the first being that it's...

Peter Paul is back in the United States. If you don't know who is is, read this from Newsmax on September 7th, and then read on to find out how YOU can help finish off the Clinton's once and for all: ___________________________________________________ The Bush administration has quietly done an about-face on allegations that New York Sen. Hillary Clinton broke campaign finance laws in 2000 - with the Justice Department preparing to extradite one-time Clinton fund-raiser Peter Paul to the U.S. as part of a plea deal for his testimony. Facing charges of stock fraud in the U.S. himself, Paul told...

Viewers who turned on their TV sets to catch yesterday's coverage of the second anniversary of the 9/11 attacks found it hard to avoid U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton, who spent most of her day explaining to interviewers how the Bush administration had let America down. Starting just after sun-up Clinton appeared on both CBS's "Early Show" and NBC's "Today Show," where she promised to hold the Bush administration accountable for withholding information that she said showed the air at Ground Zero was unsafe to breathe. After that, Clinton migrated to CNN for a live spot with Bill Hemmer, where...

After saying she wanted to keep politics out of the second anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks, New York Sen. Hillary Clinton reiterated charges on Tuesday that the Bush White House was involved in a 9/11 cover-up - only to be refuted moments later by former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. Asked about last month's report by Environmental Protection Agency Inspector General Nikki Tinsley alleging that the White House pressured the EPA to downplay air quality dangers at Ground Zero, Clinton told NBC "Today Show" host Katie Couric, "This is an issue that I have very strong feelings...

Britney Spears Happy Folks Split Up Thu Aug 22, 1:39 PM ET NEW YORK (AP) - Britney Spears is far from upset over her parents' recent divorce. "It's the best thing that's ever happened to my family," the pop singer told People magazine for the cover story of its Sept. 2 issue. "My mom and dad, bottom line, do not get along. When I was a baby, they argued. I wanted this to happen 10 years ago." Spears' parents — Lynne, 47, and Jamie, 50 — divorced in May after 30 years of marriage. But the singer describes her own...