NY Hispanics question Clinton aide exit
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Two New York Hispanic leaders said they would be upset if Hillary Rodham Clinton's Hispanic campaign manager was replaced because of primary losses they believe should be blamed on former President Bill Clinton and others.
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When a mayor of New York leaves office, little goes out the door but memories Â unless he's Rudy Giuliani. Government rules discourage the city's most powerful officeholder from departing with more than token gifts collected on the job.
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The Democratic Party has neglected Hispanic voters for a decade and risks severe election losses unless it changes course, Hispanic lawmakers wrote party leaders Thursday.
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A majority of U.S. Hispanics plan to vote for Sen. John Kerry in Tuesday's election, possibly offering the Democratic challenger a crucial boost against President Bush, an opinion poll showed.
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Bernard Kerik said questions have arisen about the immigration status of a housekeeper and nanny he employed.
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For Democrats, heâs an easy target. But for Republicans, addressing his departure is tricky political terrain. A rundown of how the 2008 field handled the attorney generalâs resignation.
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It was a blunt question for Hillary Rodham Clinton at the end of a long campaign day. A young man said he knew a lot of people who just didn't like her, and he wanted to know what she could do about it.
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New York mayor Michael Bloomberg&#39;s exit from the Republican Party sparked a fresh look at whether the United States is ready to elect a president who disdains partisan politics.
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The departure of two aides left Senator John McCainâs campaign team gutted and raised new doubts about his ability to continue in the race.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton enjoys a major head start over Barack Obama in wooing Hispanic voters, who could prove crucial in Tuesday's 22-state Democratic presidential showdown.
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NEW YORK A new report is raising more questions about Bernard Kerik, two days after he withdrew his nomination to head the Homeland Security department.
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The candidate's failure to draw much support from the ethnic community has sparked an ugly debate over whether his race is the reason
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HIS NOMINEE FOR HOMELAND SECURITY DIRECTOR, BERNARD KERIK, HAS WITHDRAWN HIS APPLICATION FOR THE JOB. WHILE COMPLETING THE PAPERWORK FOR HIS SENATE CONFIRMATION, KERIK CLAIMS HE DISCOVERED ISSUES WITH THE IMMIGRATION STATUS OF A NANNY HE ONCE EMPLOYED.
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As President George W. Bush's plans for a guest worker program languishes in a backlash against immigration, employers both large and small say they rely on Hispanic workers to keep the economy running.
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The abrupt withdrawal of Homeland Security nominee Bernard Kerik has left more questions than answers. Kerik, the former New York City police commissioner who gained fame after 9/11, said he had an &quot;illegal
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Democratic White House candidates embraced Hispanic concerns in the first ever Spanish-language presidential debate, unanimously promising to bring troops home from Iraq and to begin working on immigration in their first year in office.
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Questions on immigration dominated a forum for Democratic presidential candidates hosted by Spanish-language TV network Univision. Democrats also pushed for a withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq ahead of a highly anticipated report on the war. Former Sen. John Edwards said he was concerned the report would be a White House "sales job."