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...average rational but open-minded American to resist the opinion-framing tendencies of the media and to evaluate individually and fairly the First Lady of the United States? The real problem for suspect political figures in general and for Hillary Rodham Clinton in particular is that more often than not, suspicion equals guilt. Once the media casts its shadow of doubt across one's political resume, the practical verdict--namely, how that individual will now be viewed--is sealed...
...case of Hillary Rodham Clinton, glimpses of the shadow appeared the moment Jeff Gerth's article in The New York Times was printed on March 8, 1992, the first investigative report questioning the Clintons' involvement with Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan and the Whitewater Development Company. This report marked the beginning of the end for Mrs. Clinton, during which she would gradually be subjected to the grueling fate of a suspect politician. Her political competence, integrity and trustworthiness were instantly colored by the doubt the media channeled to the public...
...Hillary Rodham Clinton appeared on Friday before a Whitewater federal grand jury to testify behind closed doors about the mysterious reappearance at the White House of her missing law-firm billing records. Following the four-hour interrogation, she told reporters she was "glad" to have had the chance to repeat what she has always maintained: "I do not know how the billing records came to be found where they were found...
...Governor William F. Weld '66 to radio talk show host Don Imus on the likelihood of First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's misplacing Rose law firm billing records which are now held as evidence in the Whitewater investigation...
This need for female role models is not limited to our campus. Another male-only presidential race is taking shape, and the only national news about politically active women seems to involve the never-ending suspicions cast upon Hillary Rodham Clinton. As a result, yet another challenge for campus women this semester will be to make the political world relevant to our lives. The Institute of Politics will sponsor countless events this spring leading up to the November elections in which undergraduate women should become involved. Aside from the need for more women on campus to participate in campaign work...