When Hillary Clinton announced her presidential candidacy in January 2007, she did everything to downplay her gender short of dressing herself in men's clothes. In a taped video, with no audience and no family members, she presented herself first and foremost as a senator and experienced Washington hand, ready to fight for Democratic goals and unintimidated by threats from the GOP."We will make his...

Obama loses by wide margin, but he adds more superdelegates Clinton: 'I'm more determined than ever'May 13: Sen. Hillary Clinton tells supporters her victory in the West Virginia primary has made her more determined to stay in the race and that her campaign is "in the home stretch." CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton coasted to a large victory in West Virginia on Tuesday, handing Barac...

Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., says she's the only presidential candidate offering a real plan to end the war in Iraq.(Link to Source Article)Stumping in Pennsylvania, Clinton took aim at both presumptive Republican nominee Sen. John McCain of Arizona and Democratic competitor, Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, The Washington Post reported Thursday. "One candidate will continue the war, one candidate o...

By Alex Spillius in San Antonio, TexasVoters in four US states today decide if Barack Obama will represent the Democratic Party in November's presidential election or if Hillary Clinton will live to fight another day in their epic struggle for the nomination.The former First Lady refused to rule herself out, while her aides forecast that they would achieve good enough result in Ohio, Texas, Rhode I...

From CBS News' Fernando Suarez: PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- During her first official campaign visit to Rhode Island, Hillary Clinton continued to criticize Barack Obama, taking aim at his experience and hitting him hard on his health care plan. "Of all of our differences, the one that is just inexplicable is his refusal to put forth a plan for universal health care and his continuing attacks on my plan to...