In Health Debate, Clinton Remains Vague on Penalties
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What might seem a mundane debate over health policy has taken on outsized importance because it is one of the few substantive differences between the two leading Democratic candidates.
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Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton, whose first attempt at a health care overhaul fell flat 13 years ago, unveiled a broad proposal on Monday to require health insurance for all Americans and make it more affordable.
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Women tend to agree with the senator on the issues and see her as a strong leader, but she still faces skepticism, according to the latest Times/CBS News poll.
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Bloomberg - Sept. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Hillary Clinton&#39;s new plan to provide health care for all Americans differs more from her 1993 proposal known as ``Hillarycare&#39;&#39; than it does from ideas offered by her chief Democratic rivals in the 2008 presidential campaign.
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When Hillary Rodham Clinton was asked at the New Hampshire debate what she'd tell voters who were "hesitating on the likability issue," it kind of felt like a high school girl being asked what she'd tell potential suitors who were "hesitating on the dating issue."
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Democrat Barack Obama questioned Hillary Rodham Clinton's candor and trustworthiness Wednesday, saying she has indulged in double-talk on bankruptcy laws, trade and other issues. Politicians "don't always say what they mean, or mean what they say," the Illinois senator told about 900 people at Winthrop University. "That is what this debate in this party is all about."
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AT THE MOMENT, the precise numbers and costs of the health care reforms proposed by President Bush and Sen. John F. Kerry are the subject of angry campaign rhetoric.
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Halfway through an otherwise cordial debate, Delaware Sen. Joe Biden raised an issue generally left unspoken by the other Democratic candidates: Bill Clinton's complicated legacy as president and how it might affect Hillary Clinton's chances of winning her own election to the White House.
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Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York said Thursday her health care proposal provides a Ã¢ÂÂsensible, centristÃ¢ÂÂ approach to achieving universal coverage, and that if elected president, she would work closely with Congress to craft legislation, conceding that the White House task force that assembled her 1993 health care plan was the wrong approach.
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Democratic presidential contender  Hillary Clinton, who led a failed attempt to change the U.S.  health care system during her husband&#39;s presidency, on Monday  will lay out new health care proposals she would pursue if  elected president.
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Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton on Sunday defended her plan for universal health care and insisted she won't repeat the mistakes that doomed her earlier effort to cover millions of people when she was first lady
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For all of the past year&#39;s hand-wringing over health care, debates over ways to expand insurance coverage and rein in costs have been all but been drowned out in the
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Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton faced tough questions Saturday from New Hampshire voters skeptical about her stand on the Iraq war, including one who demanded that she repudiate her 2002 Senate vote to send U.S. troops into battle.
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NEW YORK Senator Hillary Clinton says when it comes to the flu vaccine, the Bush administration has its priorities wrong. Clinton says about five-point-six (b) billion dollars is being spent to create an Anthrax
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Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton argued on Tuesday that Barack Obama's frustration with losing prompted him to look for a fight in their latest debate. Obama said his rival and her husband, former President Clinton, were distorting his record.
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The presidential campaigns of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama are arguing over phone calls made by the Obama camp in an under-the-radar dispute over who would best protect abortion rights.
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Although a raucous debate over national security has dominated the presidential campaign, President Bush and Democratic rival John Kerry differ even more sharply on how to provide better health care to more Americans.