People Magazine incorrectly quoted President Clinton on a question regarding Chelsea's political skills. The transcript of the actual interview reads: Q: "What have you learned about Chelsea's political skills?" President Clinton: "We always respected her desire to appear enough to show she really loved her mother and supported her, but not in any way to undermine the independent business career sh...

Following her strong victory in West Virginia last night, Hillary regained her lead in the total popular vote, including Michigan and Florida. From ABC News: Clinton: 16,691,283 Obama: 16,647,926...

Bill Clinton did not predict Hillary would win 80% of the vote in West Virginia. He said that even if Hillary won 80% of the vote, it wouldn't make a difference if only 100,000 people voted: Last week President Bill Clinton told a campaign crowd that "all this stuff you are hearing about is an attempt to discourage you. That's what this is, pure and simple, hoping, 'Well, Hillary can get 80 percent...

Ambinder: 06 May 2008 11:12 am Wikipedia's history of the phrase "a nuclear option" would make Sen. Bill Frist proud, but in so far as historical references go, it's weaker than an aged dog. I more prefer the context of annihilation and obliteration over procedural gimmickry, but the latter is more apropos for today's politics. On Friday, Tom Edsall headlined his story about the upcoming rules and...

Today, Hillary said she would take on OPEC: "We're going to go right at OPEC," she said. "They can no longer be a cartel, a monopoly that get together once every couple of months in some conference room in some plush place in the world, they decide how much oil they're going to produce and what price they're going to put it at," she told a crowd at a firehouse in Merrillville, IN. "That's not a mar...