For Clinton, Government as Economic Prod
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Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said that the government should take an active role in the economy to address what she said were the excesses of the market and of the Bush administration.
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The Democratic senator's plan has many of the elements of Hillary Clinton's from the 1990s. Could it fly this time?
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Bloomberg - Feb. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential front-runner Barack Obama and his challenger, Hillary Clinton, are both zeroing in on the economy as the campaign moves to big industrial states ravaged by job losses and foreclosures.
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In one area at least, the new economy is delivering on its promise.
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Democratic presidential contender  Hillary Clinton said she would lay out her plans on Friday for  jump-starting the U.S. economy, repeating that she believed it  was heading into a recession.
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Since he left office, Bill Clinton has made a lasting mark in a cause that he came to only late in his presidency.
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During her time in the White House, Hillary Rodham Clinton appeared to learn more through osmosis than through decision-making.
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Seeking to take the lead on economic issues, Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton on Friday proposed a $70 billion emergency spending package to help victims of the U.S. housing crisis and stave off what she sees as a coming recession.
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Government subsidies can be a real drag.
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DE PERE, Wisconsin  - Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton released a new "Economic Blueprint" on Monday that touts ways to help working Americans as she seeks to gain an edge on rival Barack Obama, who has moved into the lead in the Democratic contest.
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A tax-cutting plan to balance the budget, add jobs and jump-start the economy.
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Voters are often told that the countryâs economic health depends on pulling the right lever. But a new administration often brings only moderate economic policy changes.
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The positive economic indicators constitute the motivating drive behind Government's commitment for tangible results.
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, sounding a lot like a 2008 presidential candidate Monday, accused President Bush and the Republicans of making a mess of the economy and failing to ensure affordable services for the nation's middle class and poor.
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There are perils to coming between the Clintons and an elected office.
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Social Security and tax code changes could strain the federal budget. The president could use a rising GDP.
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For years, Bill and Hillary Clinton treated the Democratic National Committee and party activists as extensions of their White House ambitions, pawns in a game of success and survival. She may pay a high price for their selfishness soon.