[Defenders say she can easily navigate from past to future.] I would quote her husband who often said -- and it's absolutely a truism -- that people vote the future, not the past, ... Rhetorically she will invoke the halcyon days of the 1990s. The fact is she knows that people are concerned very much on the future and that she very much has to address that. |
[Ickes] called me and very nicely said, 'I sent you that fax in error. I shouldn't have sent it, would you please shred it?' |
[STRAUSS : OK. Exhibit 1002 is an e-mail from Karen Hancox, who's the deputy political director in the White House, to Kimberly Tilley, the vice president's director of scheduling. It's cc'd to me. And the subject is DNC trips. And it says,] per Harold, ... He wants to proceed with the DNC request for the VP trips in April. Please let me know if you have any questions. |
Ahhhhh! ... Where's your driver when you need him? |
first day and a half in this contest ... has been really riddled with insult and political invective as opposed to really talking about the issues. |
He had more stamina than I will ever have. He came in with Roosevelt in 1932 and served two years under Harry Truman and they had a falling out, and my father, I think, quit about two minutes before Harry Truman fired him, |
Hillary has been making her case to the people of New York for the past year. She's been in all 62 counties. She's been talking in a positive way about a series of issues: education, health care, working families and that's how she's going to continue to conduct her race. But we expect to have a hard-fought race. |
I think he's an extraordinarily upstanding and ethical guy, ... And he's a passionate Democrat. |
I'm not going to speak for the people of New York. They'll hear the issues and make up their minds in November. |
I'm not sure that's a winning issue for Democrats. |
If Giuliani's in, he's in. If somebody else is in, he's in. But the key factors are the issues she's been prosecuting, and that's what you're going to hear tonight and that's what you're going to hear between now and November. |
It's going to be a strong fight. It's going to be based on issues, education, health care, working families. |
People are really beginning to understand how radical it is. It's radical with a smile and compassion as it's headline, but it is not compassionate, |
tarnish the Democratic Party in general, and President Clinton, and more pointedly, Vice President Gore. |
The goal [tonight] is to tell people about these two organizations. There are a lot of new organizations so one of the purposes is to describe them, what they are about and yes, to raise money for them. |