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Bill Clinton links extremism, lack of opportunity

Former President Bill Clinton on Wednesday drew a link between extremism and lack of opportunity in the Middle East, telling students in the region that suicide bombers are driven by a feeling they have more to gain in the afterlife than now. Complete Story...

Former President Clinton unveils statue in Kosovo

Thousands of ethnic Albanians braved low temperatures and a cold wind in Kosovo's capital Pristina to welcome former President Bill Clinton on Sunday as he attended the unveiling of an 11-foot (3.5-meter) statue of himself on a key boulevard that also bears his name.

NY House race seen as test for GOP, Obama

President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton are lending their political star power to an unlikely Democratic bid to win a special congressional election in an area that's been a Republican bastion for more than a century.

Clinton 'hated,' but defends, Haiti embargo

Bill Clinton grimaced Friday as he recalled the severe embargo he oversaw as president against Haiti's then-brutal regime, a move that destroyed the very economy he is now fighting to revive.

Ex-Clinton aide pleads not guilty in prison case

A former top aide to Bill Clinton when he was governor of Arkansas has pleaded not guilty to charges of trying to smuggle contraband into a prison.

Clinton tours historic palace in Haiti tourism bid

Bill Clinton, slathered in sunscreen, urged Americans to explore the riches of Haitian tourism on Friday as he took a VIP trip to a mountain palace and a nearby beach where a cruise ship pier is being built.

Clinton lends shine to lusterless Calif. campaign

With his campaign for governor off to a sluggish start, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom enlisted former President Bill Clinton on Monday to help him raise political funds and the visibility of his candidacy.

Clinton says 2010 elections won't be as bad as '94

Former President Bill Clinton predicts that Democrats won't suffer the kind of political meltdown that hobbled his administration after the 1994 elections.

Bill Clinton: No thoughts of public office return

Bill Clinton says he has no thoughts about returning to public office.

Bill Clinton speaks of vast, right-wing conspiracy

Bill Clinton says a vast, right-wing conspiracy that once targeted him is now focusing on President Barack Obama.

Clintons close out NYC global issues conference

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton outlined steps to deal with world hunger in the closing address Friday at the annual global issues conference started by her husband.

Obama praises Clinton in speech to Clinton group

President Barack Obama says former President Bill Clinton should be credited with saving millions of lives around the world since leaving the White House.

New Dan Brown novel tops 2 million mark

Dan Brown's new novel has passed the 2 million mark and bested Bill Clinton's "My Life" in the record books.

Former President Clinton calls Paterson 'good man'

Former President Bill Clinton says New York's Gov. David Paterson is "not in good shape now" politically, but that Paterson ultimately will consider what's best for his state before deciding whether to run next year.

Bill Clinton says US must approach Iran carefully

Former President Bill Clinton says Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is "lashing out at the world" right now and that it's important for U.S. leaders to figure out why.

Clinton: Obama wise to think through Afghanistan

Former President Bill Clinton says he believes President Barack Obama is wise to step back and rethink U.S. policy in Afghanistan before approving the dispatch of additional U.S. troops there.

Bill Clinton parts with Carter on racism statement

Former President Bill Clinton says he doesn't think racism is a principal factor in resistance to President Barack Obama's plan for overhauling health care.

Pittsburgh tackles intricacies of hosting leaders

The Prince of Wales slept here. So did Abe Lincoln. And Teddy Roosevelt and Ulysses S. Grant. Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev during the Cold War. More recently: Bill Clinton and John McCain.

In NY Democrats' bickering, GOP senses an opening

As New York Gov. David Paterson's political vitality fades and a court decision over his lieutenant governor choice threatens to weaken his presumed chief rival for the 2010 gubernatorial nomination, Republicans sense a hole opening in the Democrats' wall of invincibility in the state and are seizing the day.

Clinton, Bird among mourners at Simon funeral

Former President Bill Clinton described Melvin Simon as one of the most remarkable people he's ever met as he gave a eulogy Friday during the funeral for the billionaire shopping mall developer and Indiana Pacers co-owner.

Obama, Clinton eat Italian after Obama's NY speech

President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton met privately for about 90 minutes on Monday, discussing the global economy over a meal in Manhattan.

Analysis: Obama gambles on making nice, no vetoes

Barack Obama faces the same obstacles that plagued former President Bill Clinton during a health care standoff 15 years ago. But Obama took a strikingly different path around them Wednesday night, choosing the promise of compromise over Clinton's sharp-edged veto pen.

Bill Clinton chides nations over help for Haiti

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton reprimanded wealthy nations Wednesday for coughing up just 3 percent so far of the hundreds of millions of dollars in aid they had promised for Haiti.

Obama, Clinton salute Walter Cronkite at memorial

By all accounts, Walter Cronkite would have loved the war stories swapped and memories rekindled at his memorial service. All that was missing was a bar.

Clinton: GOP waiting for Democrats to 'mess up'

Former President Bill Clinton says those in his party should ignore any grief from Republicans on health care reform, because the GOP is just waiting for Democrats to "mess up."

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Bill Clinton v George W Bush Smackdown
Source: airamerica.com

Former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush are scheduled to appear on the same stage at the "Minds That Move The World" series at Radio City Music Hall on February 25, 2010. Air America has obtained an exclusive preview from the upcoming event.

Barack Obama/Jon Corzine(09!) (also starring Caroline Kennedy)

BREAKING NEWS - The 3,500 people in attendance at the Rothman Center agree that Barack Obama is even more awesome in person.

I Met Two Presidents in Two Days

I don't know how many people get to say that... or when i will ever get the chance to meet even ONE other president, but the last two days have been amazing for someone like me who LOVES politics and who is such a big fan of Barack Obama!

Joe Biden campaigning for Jon Corzine Monday

This is a big week for Jon Corzine. He's been surging in the polls and just got endorsed by the New York Times. This is a big campaign week for him as I mentioned previously.

Time is now for Jon Corzine (09!)

It has been a long summer so far for New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine. He's been down in the polls all summer long but this week just might be what the doctor ordered for this once stagnant campaign.

Obama, man of peace? No, just a Nobel prize of a mistake
Source: Independent.co.uk

The US president received an award in the faint hope that he will succeed in the future. That's how desperate the Middle East situation has become

Barack Obama's Nobel peace prize is snub to Bill Clinton - Times
Source: The Times

Although the award of the Nobel peace prize to President Barack Obama was widely interpreted as a repudiation of the Republican era of George W Bush, the real snub may have been to Bill Clinton.

The vast right-wing conspiracy is back | Salon
Source: Salon.com

Wearily familiar as he is with the "vast right-wing conspiracy," Bill Clinton says the network that sought to destroy him and his wife, Hillary, remains malignant as ever, yet lacks the might of a decade ago.

Bill Clinton says Vast, Right-Wing Conspiracy Gunning for Obama
Source: ABC News

When asked whether the "vast right-wing conspiracy" is still present today, the former president answered without hesitation, "Oh you bet."

Does Chris Matthews remember his own interviews?
Source: Media Matters for America

excerpt: ""But in dismissing Clinton's comments about the "vast right-wing conspiracy" working against him in the 1990s, Matthews ignored a key part of what Clinton said.

Bill Clinton Revives 'Vast, Right-Wing Conspiracy'
Source: FOXNews.com

Bill Clinton said a vast, right-wing conspiracy that once targeted him is now focusing on President Obama.

Bill Clinton: 'Vast right-wing conspiracy' still going strong
Source: thehill.com

Former President Bill Clinton said Sunday that the "vast right-wing conspiracy" that worked against his presidency is alive and well, albeit in slightly reduced numbers.

Yes, You Can Be a Democrat and Racist at the Same Time
Source: AlterNet.org

Racism is not the the sole domain of Republicans, Conservatives or Southerners. Being liberal does not give you a free pass on racial politics.

Has Obama Outsmarted us All? Approval Rating Leveling out to Low 50 Percents (Same as Reagan and Clinton at This Point in Their Presidencies); Majority Souring on Republican Tactics
Source: The New York Times

According to Gallup poll results released on Wednesday, the president's approval rating has stopped falling and has leveled out in the low-50 percents, about the same as Ronald Reagan's and Bill Clinton's at this point in their presidencies (both two-termers, lest we forget …

What really happened between Barak and Arafat at Camp David?
Source: haaretz.com

The person who headed the Palestinian desk in the research division of Military Intelligence, Ephraim Lavie, along with his counterpart in the Mossad, Yossi Ben-Ari, and Matti Steinberg, then an adviser to the Shin Bet security forces chief, told me there was no intelligence-rela …

Colbert slams racially-tinged remarks by Beck and Limbaugh
Source: Media Matters for America

The Colbert Report takes on racially tinged remarks that have been aired by Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck. He covers responses from Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton to racism today. This leads to his special report , "The Word". Enjoy!

Strength has Kept the Obamas Together; Barack calls Michelle, "My Chief Counsel"; Michelle Pushed for "Yes We Can" and Gave the "Thumbs Down" on Hillary as Possible VP Running Mate
Source: CBS News

Michelle and Barack Obama's marriage was so shaky at one point that they almost separated, according to a new book that gives what it says is a behind-the-scenes look at the Obamas' life together.

Bill Clinton weighs in on charges of racism against Obama
Source: CNN

"I believe that some of the right-wing extremists which oppose President Obama are also racially prejudiced and would prefer not to have an African-American president," Clinton told CNN's Larry King in an interview to air Monday evening.

Michelle Obama Reportedly Nixed Idea of Hillary Clinton for Veep
Source: AOL

Obama Marriage Examined in New Book A new book on the Obamas' marriage, 'Barack and Michelle: Portrait of a Marriage,' says that Michelle Obama has influenced some important moves in her husband's political career, and that the couple have faced some struggles in their relationsh …

Conservatism Is Dead!
Source: PBS

Digging deep into the roots and evolution of the American conservative movement, Sam Tanenhaus talks with Bill Moyers about why he believes that conservatism is dead and how it might yet come back to life.

Clinton Says Discipline, Growth Needed to Reduce Budget Deficit
Source: Bloomberg.com

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton said the Obama administration's best hope to reduce the budget deficit is to focus on reviving the economy while maintaining discipline in budgeting.

Who Benefitted from 9/11?
Source: Khaleej Times Online

On the day of the 9/11 attacks, former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was asked what the attack would mean for US-Israeli relations. His quick reply was: "It's very good…. Well, it's not good, but it will generate immediate sympathy (for Israel)."

'Rocket Attack' at Wagah border, Indian latest game against Pakistan
Source: Ahmed Quraishi

India tries to milk its interior minister's US visit by faking a rocket attack by Pakistan. In 2000, when President Clinton was about to land in New Delhi, the Indians sent fake Kashmiri freedom fighters to kill innocent minority Sikhs in Kashmir in cold blood and blamed Pakistan.

Mary Dejevsky: Nato's dissolution is long overdue
Source: Independent.co.uk

With the number of British and US casualties rising, the election results mired in complaints of fraud, and the Obama administration still reviewing its strategy, the war in Afghanistan is at once in crisis and in limbo.

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