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washingtonpost.com - 1/13/2009

At Confirmation Hearing, Clinton Talks of Engagement With Iran

— washingtonpost.com — Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, January 14, 2009; Page A01... (more) At Confirmation Hearing, Clinton Talks of Engagement ...

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foxnews.com - 1/14/2009

RAW DATA: Hillary Clinton's Statement at Senate Confirmation Hearing | Political News

— foxnews.com — The following is Hillary Clinton's statement at her confirmation hearing for secretary of state : Thank you,... Senator Schumer, for your generous introduction, and even more for your support and our partnership over so many years. You are a valued and ... (more) RAW DATA: Hillary Clinton's Statement at Senate ...

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nytimes.com - 1/13/2009

Transcript - Senate Confirmation Hearing - Hillary Clinton - Text

— nytimes.com — The following is a transcript of the senate confirmation hearing nominating Senator Hillary Clinton as Secretary of... State, as provided by CQ Transcriptions. KERRY: Well, good morning, everyone. We welcome you all here. We're delighted to welcome ... (more) Transcript - Senate Confirmation Hearing - Hillary ...

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Politico.com Resurrects Old Battle Lines Just in Time for Confirmation
Taylor Marsh — ... Lingering doubts from whom? Over exercised reporter types who feed off the Obama - Clinton drama. Can Chris Matthews be far behind? They’re all more intent on perpetuating the Obama v. Hillary drama than Republicans. HRC deserves better. ...

Questions for Hillary's confirmation hearing
TigerHawk — ... at Foreign Policy's web site has "47 questions" for Hillary Clinton's confirmation hearing . I hope they keep track of the number that are actually asked. Anyway, of the proposed questions, many are tedious and predictable. But not all. These interest me the most, either for their originality or the possibility that the answer will not be totally predictable (my supplemental questions added in italics for your general amusement): Would the Obama administration find it acceptable for Iran to possess a nuclear weapon? Would the use of force by the United States be an option in ...