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Hilary Clinton weighs in on the Religious debate with a false position, a flawed belief that proves she remains as immature on this issue as she was and remains on the issue of the war in Iraq...  read more »

Is Barak Obama a more feminized candidate than Hillary Clinton?  New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd sure seems to think so.  She wrote “The first serious female candidate for president was rejected by voters drawn to the more feminine management style of her male rival.”  And Boston Globe writer Ellen Goodman said, "Now we see a wom  read more »

She's not planning on bowing at all. She never does anything gracefully! I have seen several news stories and even some pundits saying Hillary Clinton should bow out of the race gracefully. I just don't think that is going to happen. It would take some big time heavyweights to get her to do that. And I just don't see that as a possibility.  read more »

We’re having a great week at the Virtual Book Tour website and I’d like to extend an invitation to each person to visit us. We have three great authors touring this month and they have posted a wealth of information about their books.  read more »

The O'Reilly Factor
 
Political Analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson Discusses -
 
Will Latino Voters break Ranks with Hillary Clinton and Support Barack Obama on Super Tuesday?
 
On The O'Reilly Factor on Fox Cable Network
 
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Get to know Hazel a bit better by checking out her interview at http://beyondthebooks.wordpress.com . Hazel's book, My Dearest Friend, is available at Amazon.

Also, stop by http://buzzthebook.blogspot.com and read an excerpt of Kathleen Willey's book, Target: Caught in the Crosshairs of Bill and Hillary Clinton.  read more »

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Tom Kuiper is a political activist who has followed Hillary Clinton's career for many years…and is not impressed. Prior to "Yankees Fan," Kuiper created the "Hillary Quote Deck of Cards" sold on the popular NewsMax site.  read more »