Sen. Clinton: Bill and I are different
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A second President Clinton might occupy a little less space than the first.
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Variety - VIRTUALLY NO ONE is neutral about Bill Clinton, but even detractors acknowledge the former president's oratorical powers and seductive charm. His address at the Democratic National Convention dazzlingly displayed that smoothness, doubtless putting half the audience in a mood to disrobe.
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In 1992 Bill Clinton vowed Americans would get "two for the price of one" if they elected him with wife Hillary at his side. Now it is two against one as the Clintons gang up on Barack Obama in the Democratic presidential race.
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Former president Bill Clinton has been recuperating from heart surgery at a slower pace than he expected, limiting his involvement in Democratic presidential contender John Kerry's campaign.
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Sen. Hillary Clinton, viewed by many  last year as virtually unstoppable in her bid to become the  Democratic presidential nominee, is now seeking to portray  herself as the underdog against her rival Sen. Barack Obama.
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Hillary opts to look toward Super Tuesday while Bill stays behind to focus on South Carolina. Is this a fair fight?
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At former President Bill ClintonÂs conference on global challenges, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton called for a concerted attack on the Âfeminization of povertyÂ
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October 19, 2004 -- ALBANY - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton said yesterday former President Bill Clinton has surprised her by being a &quot;patient patient&quot; as he recovers from quadruple heart bypass surgery.
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When asked about her as a manager, people who have worked for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton described her as âorganized,â âmethodicalâ and âdisciplined.â
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AMHERST, N.H., Jan. 5 -- He's no kid anymore, and it's his wife who is attempting the comeback. But former president Bill Clinton looked and certainly sounded Saturday like a politician whose legacy is on the line.
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A couple of weeks ago I didn't really think Bill Clinton would be a problem if HIllary was elected. I thought he might be a curmudgeonly joke of a First Lady. "There he goes again, he's so funny." Yeah uh huh. Sure.  I didn't think it was an issue until Bill started throwing the mud so aggressively. Then I noticed that Hillary was talking about the first two terms as a plural accomplishment, as if she were in office then. The more he attacks and the more she takes credit for the first two terms, the more I think they're fucking with the Constitution.  Further, there are good reasons why the first lady (or first spouse) isn't actively involved in running the government, so we don't have to understand how good their marriage is, and they get a tiny bit of privacy. Then we remember how their marriage was in the middle of everything when they were in charge, and god damn we don't need that mess now. We've got so many other things to deal with. I'm so opposed to them that depending on who the Republicans nominate I could actually see myself voting for a Republican if Hillary is nominated. I can't believe that after listening to her on Meet The Press a couple of weeks ago I was almost ready to vote for her. What a mistake that would have been.
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Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who grew up in the palest of Chicago suburbs,  is now competing for black votes across the South.
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Former US president Bill Clinton is showing himself to be a remarkably &quot;patient patient&quot; as he recovers from quadruple bypass surgery, his wife Senator Hillary Clinton said.
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Details have emerged about the relationship of President Bill Clinton and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton with infoUSA, whose practices have come under scrutiny.
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There is a sense among many Democrats that Bill Clinton injected himself clumsily into the race in South Carolina.
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Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has tried to lay claim to the legacy and popularity of her husband.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton &#151; New York senator, Yankees fan and resident of Chappaqua, N.Y. &#151; has a message for presidential rival Barack Obama: Chicago is still my kind of town.