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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Scumbria who wrote (142916)	5/5/2001 5:05:42 PM
From: gao seng	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

He burned his bridges when he left Washington. I think he has no intention of returning to the spotlight. If he thought he had a salvageable career, he would not have left the office in such a disgraceful manner. Have you been keeping up with your current events? Here's a juicy little morsel. Hitlary Ruffles a Few Feathers Hillary Clinton certainly isn't acting like the junior senator from New York. Lately she's been grabbing more of the spotlight for herself – no doubt gearing up to make a name for herself and run for president in 2004 or 2008. But her new high-profile strategy isn't sitting well with some Democrats, including Ted Kennedy. On Monday, Queen Hillary delivered a speech at Columbia University. She railed against George W. Bush's education bill – at the very same time Kennedy was discussing it with the White House. Kennedy's spokesman won't say if Ted was feeling a little sore at the Hildebeast, but one Democratic source said episodes like that could bring Hillary the "treatment" from senior Democratic senators. The source added, "I've always assumed that sooner or later Ted Kennedy would start stomping on her. He's a master at getting rid of other power sources." So, we have a battle between egos brewing here. But don't let this little power struggle make you doubt Hillary's resolve. Her single objective ever since Bill Clinton's term as president ended has been to reclaim the White House for herself. But it'll be interesting to see just how many of her Senate colleagues she steamrolls to get closer to that goal.