Bill Clinton adores his future son-in-lawSource: msnbc.com
Marc Mezvinsky has an impressive fan in his future father-in-law, former President Bill Clinton, who says he is "very" excited about the engagement of his daughter Chelsea to the investment banker. "He is great. He is a great human being," the former president said.
Bill Clinton adores his future son-in-lawSource: msnbc.com
Marc Mezvinsky has an impressive fan in his future father-in-law, former President Bill Clinton, who says he is "very" excited about the engagement of his daughter Chelsea to the investment banker. "He is great. He is a great human being," the former president said.
Modern Slavery: A New HopeSource: Earthling-Concerned
It seems that 2009 might be the year that wide-scale awareness regarding the scourge that is Modern Day Slavery will be brought to light. A commentary on what Bill Clinton, the Obama Administration, and the new UN Report on Human Trafficking have to say.
Hey Media!! Pencils UP For John Edwards!!Source:
A note to mainstream media: How about dropping the curtain on the Clinton-Obama drama, and setting the stage for John Edwards? THE PEOPLE are done with your theatre of the absurd. If your punditz must do theatre, then make them do it legit!
Bill Clinton: Hillary wants me to restore image of US Source: Guardian Unlimited
If Hillary Clinton wins the US presidency, Bill Clinton will be given the job of repairing America's damaged international reputation, the former president tells the Guardian in an interview today.
Al Gore, Bill Clinton Reunited, with roles reversed.Source: msnbc.com
It is rather rare for anyone to upstage Bill Clinton. But at Wednesday's opening session of the former US president's very own Clinton Global Initiative in New York, it was Al Gore, his former vice-president, who was the man dishing out the charisma.
Bill Clinton on the causes of terrorismSource: Yahoo! News
On NBC's "Meet the Press," also taped Friday and aired Sunday, Clinton told interviewer Tim Russert that the biggest problem confronting the world today is "the illusion that our differences matter more than our common humanity."