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Some headlines from this week are provided below. It is an interesting group if only because a search term of ‘Clinton’ produced the search engine results. And no, it wasn’t from Google. The recurring themes of issues in the 2008 Presidential race and how HRC’s rivals are responding to her Democratic front runner status are companions to several stories about First Ladies.

Laura Bush defining her policy role and the story that must make the Queen of Cringe grit her teeth. That’s right, if HRC is aware of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and the thumping her rivals received, the anxiety of a loss must keep her up nights. Especially with the added drama of a major stumble in this week’s debate and HRC’s rivals upping the ante. If thinking about other successful women as heads of state like Margaret Thatcher, Golda Meir or Indira Gandhi was difficult to overcome, a current successful woman in politics could fracture her ego. Besides, she already wears the classic stereotype of pursuing ambitions on someone else’s success… Bill’s.

A Republican in college until she met Bill. In favor of invading Iraq until she was criticized for it. Said she was from Arkansas until getting elected to the Senate meant being from New York. Now calls herself a ‘centrist’ while she panders to the fringe left. Now she’s ready to give a driver’s license to every illegal. The wheels may come off this campaign yet.

Let’s not forget about her dishwasher donors, Norman Hsu, Willie Tan, Chinagate, Travelgate, Whitewater, the locked docs and an abundance of other baggage not reconciled. Add to that her husband’s unofficial rap sheet and the test for voters is to maintain sufficient integrity to reject this candidate for President.

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Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate, Front-Runner Clinton Under Pressure
Barack Obama, John Edwards accuse Clinton of changing her positions on past issues

Argentina’s First Lady To Be President
Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner received about twice as many votes as each of her nearest rivals, former Economy Minister Roberto Lavagna and socialist lawmaker Elisa Carrio

Argentina’s First Lady Now President-Elect
VOA’s Michael Bowman takes a closer look at Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, a woman some compare to former US first lady Hillary Clinton

Laura Bush Defines Her Policy Role
First lady moved to help improve America’s image in the Arab world, voiced support for the pro-democracy movement in Burma

Iraq, Health Care Major Issues in 2008 US Presidential Election
Many experts predict Iraq will be top issue in 2008 campaign, much as it was when President Bush won re-election in 2004

Major Third Party Candidate in 2008 Election Doubtful
Some conservative activists raised prospect of third party candidate if Rudy Giuliani becomes Republican Party nominee

Western Governor Considered ‘Dark Horse’ for US Presidential Nomination
Former ambassador and US energy secretary, Bill Richardson could challenge Democratic frontrunners

US Presidential Selection Process Begins in Early January
Voters will attend party caucuses and cast ballots in primaries to select presidential nominees for two main political parties

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