University of Iowa study suggests Hillary Clinton might have done better if her age was closer to 43 August 2, 2008
Posted by John in Education, Political.Tags: age, hillary clinton, hillary rodham clinton, Michael Lovaglia, sociology, studies, University of Iowa
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Image by Getty Images via DaylifeFrom UPI:
Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., may have had a better shot at the White House if she were younger, a University of Iowa study suggests.
Study leader Michael Lovaglia, a sociologist in the University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, said research indicates Americans expect women to reach their peak performance as leaders at age 43 — four years before men’s perceived peak at age 47. …
Tom Vilsack ‘08 site expires; See who gave to the campaign April 11, 2008
Posted by John in Political.Tags: Election 2008, FEC, hillary clinton, hillary rodham clinton, tom vilsack
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The Tom Vilsack ‘08 site was at this URL until earlier this week. To see some former content as an archived page, go here.
And from Federal Election Commission Disclosure Report: 1447 Individuals Who Gave To: VILSACK, THOMAS J
‘Iowa Isn’t That Important, Clinton Staffers Say’ January 4, 2008
Posted by John in IowaCaucuses, Political.Tags: 2008 election, hillary clinton, hillary rodham clinton, iowa caucuses
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From Washington Wire:
ON BOARD THE CLINTON PLANE — After pouring millions of dollars and nearly a year of effort into a win in Iowa, senior staffers for Democrat Hillary Clinton now say the state isn’t that important after all.
“The worst thing would be to over count Iowa and its importance,” said chief strategist Mark Penn, just hours after the New York senator finished in a disappointing third place, behind Illinois Sen. Barack Obama and former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards.
“Iowa doesn’t have a record of picking presidents. We’re in a strong position to move forward,” Penn told a handful of reporters on board a chartered midnight flight that took Clinton staffers and such high-level supporters such as former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright from Des Moines, Iowa, to Manchester, N.H.
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