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More to the point, the President and Hillary Rodham Clinton, head of the task force that produced the plan, repeatedly disavowed any "pride of authorship" in its details. The President did proclaim that he would sign only a law that "guarantees every single American a comprehensive package of health benefits . . . that can never be taken away." Some listeners inferred that he was throwing almost everything else open to compromise. Administration aides denied they were "walking away" from any major elements of the plan, but would not specify what is negotiable and what...
CAPTION: Has your opinion of Hillary Rodham Clinton got better or worse since the presidential election...
...parody and satirists has almost always been left," Jeff Greenfield says. "It's one thing to attack liberals. But to be laughing at them -- that's when some people get crazy." Limbaugh calls the grandly elegant Secretary of the Treasury "Lord Bentsen." He calls the presidential counselor David Rodham Gergen...
...HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON, ON THE EFFORT TO IMPROVE THE PRESIDENT'S EATING HABITS
Last March, as the White House rushed to craft its health-care proposals, Mrs. Clinton had to leave Washington abruptly to be with her ailing father. The victim of several strokes, Hugh Rodham had been failing for some time. With the end near, the President's 82-year-old father-in-law was admitted to St. Vincent's hospital in Little Rock, where he remained until he died three weeks later. "There was really nothing to do for him," says an Arkansas physician familiar with the case. "He would normally have been discharged after a week because that...