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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Third in a series of occasional articles examining the economic and political stakes involved in the Bush administration's proposed overhaul of Social Security.
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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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Chicago Tribune - In the summer of 1996, for instance, the Massachusetts senator was agonizing over his vote on President Clinton's plan to end welfare as the nation knew it.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday called for Congress to pass an economic stimulus package that could cost as much as $110 billion to help low-income families keep their homes, to subsidize heating costs this winter and perhaps refund some taxes.
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For Bush&#39;s dad, it was &#39;the economy, stupid&#39;: Bill Clinton swept into the White House 12 years ago on a wave of pessimism about the &#39;jobless recovery&#39; from the early 1990s recession, confirming the received wisdom that what really matters on polling day
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A golf resort in Oregon benefits from a variety of subsidies, the kind of indirect favors that influence the flow of money from public to private interests.
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign is offering a daily peek into their presidential fundraising, reassuring donors and supporters and prodding them into maintaining a healthy rate of income.
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Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton on Friday proposed $70 billion in emergency spending to stave off a possible U.S. election-year recession, upstaging Republican rivals who clashed over the economy but offered few specifics.
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In crafting a broad agenda for his second term, Bush is trying to adhere strictly to economic theory, perhaps even more so than during the Reagan administration's early battles over deregulation and taxes.
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Government subsidies can be a real drag.
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After an endless campaign in which the focus was on Washington, it is useful to keep one thing in mind: When it comes to the economy, most of what matters happens in the private sector.
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The booming economy that President Bush paints is a far cry from the worrisome one increasingly portrayed by Democratic presidential candidates and party leaders. To them, there are worker insecurities, stagnant wage growth and soaring costs for health care and college.
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The White House on Monday acknowledged  the U.S. economy had hit a rough patch but disagreed with  Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton's prediction  that a recession was looming.
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Bloomberg - Jan. 14 (Bloomberg) -- The battleground for the Democratic presidential nomination is shifting as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama each push proposals to rejuvenate an economy that may be on the brink of recession.
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ook at it this way: Workers pay taxes, taxes finance government, and the president heads the government. So, like it or not, you are working for the president for part of each day.
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Clinton is Democrat frontrunner after Super Tuesday but rival has funding advantage