Hillary Rodham Clinton's swing through San Francisco underscores the change in the media's view
Hillary Rodham Clinton's swing through San Francisco underscores the change in the media's view of her as a candidate.
No longer do they treat her like a relic from the past with a luggage store full of baggage. Suddenly, Hillary is new. Suddenly, she is a positive force. Smart, clever, charming and, most of all, relaxed.
It all points out how critical a mistake it was for her to reject her husband's advice to emphasize the personal touch the first time she ran.
On any given day, Bill Clinton sends out hundreds of birthday cards to supporters across the county. Most of them include a personal note.
That one-on-one personality is at the heart of his success. But it wasn't until Hillary Clinton teared up in an interview when she talked about what kept her going on the campaign trail in 2008 that she turned things around and beat Barack Obama in New Hampshire.
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