Hillary might reject State offer

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...Clinton, the person said, remains deeply “torn” between the possibility of serving in Obama’s cabinet and remaining in the Senate to “help pass health care and work on a broad range of domestic issues.”

That comment jibes with what others close to Clinton have been saying since the Secretary of State chatter began last week: that Clinton is conflicted and the deal far from done, despite screaming headlines in outlets including the U.K.’s Guardian newspaper claiming the offer was made and accepted....

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1108/15738.html

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If this thread isn't about effortless english then I don't want none of it!

Edited November 19, 2008 by Sprailenes

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If this thread isn't about effortless english then I don't want none of it!

eh? eh?

hillary should take it, secstate is quite higher up than she is now.

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A Health Care Role for Hillary

As long as we are talking so much about her options these days, here's one: After lobbying unsuccessfully to have a health care reform subcommittee created for her to chair on Teddy Kennedy's Health Committee, Hillary Clinton is being asked to head one of three task forces that he is creating on the subject, two Democratic sources tell me. Hers would deal with the issue of coverage.

Unless, of course, she goes to the State Department instead. Which she probably will.

UPDATE: Here's the announcement:

SENATOR KENNEDY ESTABLISHES COMMITTEE WORKING GROUPS ON HEALTH REFORM

Washington, DC— Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, today established three working groups of the committee to deal with critical issues of health reform. Under Senator Kennedy's direction, the working groups will concentrate on three areas essential to comprehensive reform: (1) prevention and public health, (2) improvements in the quality of care, and (3) insurance coverage. Senator Tom Harkin will lead the working group on prevention and public health, Senator Barbara Mikulski will lead the working group on improvements in quality, and Senator Hillary Clinton will lead the working group on insurance coverage. Senator Kennedy released the following statement:

"Our committee is fortunate to have the services of major leaders who are committed to improving health care for the American people. Senator Harkin, Senator Mikulski, and Senator Clinton have generously offered to step forward and assume an expanded role on critical aspects of health reform. I commend them for their leadership, and I look forward very much to working with them, with all our colleagues on the committee and throughout Congress, and with the Obama Administration to achieve the goal at long last of quality, affordable health care for all Americans."

http://swampland.blogs.time.com/2008/11/18...le-for-hillary/

Edited November 19, 2008 by Mister Fancypants

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I don't like anything CLINTON, I wish she and Billy Boy Bob Clinton would go back on the Ark to retire never to be heard from again. Please God, answer that pray with a yes, yes, yes.