Clinton: US choice &#39;profound&#39;
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Washington - Former US president Bill Clinton, who is due to return to the campaign trail on behalf of presidential hopeful John Kerry after major heart surgery, said on Sunday the choice between Kerry and George W Bush was &quot;profound&quot;.
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Former US President Bill Clinton&#39;s $165 million presidential library opening this week in Arkansas embodies everything he was and is.
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Rasmussen Reports - Seventy-seven percent (77%) of American adults say that New York Senator Hillary Clinton is at least somewhat likely to win the Democratic Presidential nomination in 2008. A Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that, among Democrats across the nation, 85% hold that view.
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Many see Obama, Clinton successes as fitting the ideals of US democracy and diversity.
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With just over a week left in the US presidential race, the Democrats brought out some star power Monday, as former president Bill Clinton praised Sen. John Kerry as a fighter with a better plan for the United States.
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Bill Clinton praised the Democratic field of presidential contenders Saturday, noting that as president he had close ties to almost all of them. But he said there's no doubt his wife would make the best president.
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Former US president Bill Clinton was expected to make his first election campaign appearance today since undergoing heart surgery, urging Americans to vote for Senator John Kerry.
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NEW YORK - Former US president Bill Clinton, 58, checked into a Manhattan hospital yesterday with chest pains and will soon undergo bypass surgery, his office announced.
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It looks like the edition of Bill Clinton&#39;s memoirs in American bookstores. It is in English, has a glossy cover with the same photo of the tanned, smiling former president
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Like the president in 2000, Mrs. Clinton co-opted her opponentâs change mantra.
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Bill Clinton is an excellent candidate to make a full, quick recovery from coronary bypass surgery, a cardiologist said Friday. The former president is scheduled to undergo surgery as early as Saturday.
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US primary elections gave Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton a green light for a re-election bid in New York, while a controversial Republican senator in Rhode Island garnered his party's backing.
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If there&#39;s any doubt about the hard feelings that remain from Election 2000, consider the Philadelphia mayor&#39;s introduction Monday of Bill Clinton at his first campaign
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NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 3: Former US President Bill Clinton was admitted to a New York hospital on Friday for heart bypass surgery, a statement from his office said.
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Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton talked about holding up under the rigors of the race in perhaps her most public display of emotion of the campaign.
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton was hailed by her husband Saturday as the best Democratic choice for the White House at a rally just uptown from his Harlem office where they were greeted by the sweet sounds of the Abyssinian Baptist Church choir and the handclaps of its congregation.
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Although many Americans were surprised by news of former President Bill Clinton&#39;s severe heart disease, experts said his problems were decades in the making.