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Clinton’s Victory Resonates With Women
Wall Street Journal - USA
By CAROL HYMOWITZ, KATHERINE ROSMAN and AMY MERRICK Anne Skinner, a 58-year old waitress in Tuxedo Park, NY, felt a whiff of solidarity with Hillary Clinton yesterday. "I was relieved," she said of Mrs. Clinton’s unexpected primary win in New Hampshire. "I don’t think men understand how hard it is for women, how hard we work and how important we are. I think it’ll be good for us."

Clinton a far cry from weak
Atlanta Journal Constitution - GA, USA Did Hillary Clinton cry, tear up or just get something in her eye during a meet-and-greet with voters in a New Hampshire cafe? There’s been more discussion this week about whether Clinton cried than about her health care plan or her strategy for Iraq.

Clinton and Obama: Watch California                                                                                                                                                 The Phoenix - Boston,MA,USA
By DAVID S. BERNSTEIN Round one to Barack Obama, round two to Hillary Clinton, and just like that the retail politics is over, and the national slugfest begins. Obama and Clinton spent more than a year courting voters in Iowa and New Hampshire. They have less than a month to woo nearly half the rest of the country.

About That Mike Henry Memo                                                                                                                                                  Washington Post - United States
Hillary Clinton is a national candidate. She had to show she can run everywhere and win everywhere." Still, the Clintons seemed to leave Iowa with a taste of bitterness. Asked a few days before the Iowa vote whether he agreed that the state’s caucuses were unfair and ought to be eliminated, Bill Clinton said no.

Clinton’s Message Problem
TIME - USA
New Hampshire Democrats gave Hillary Clinton the chance to recast her campaign, but her central message thus far has put a spotlight on the problems she will face in reaching out beyond the core Democratic constituency. Clinton’s biggest message problem is not merely the fact that she finds herself on the wrong side of the change-versus-experience divide.

Anti-Clinton Film Panned As Advertising
The Associated Press -
"Once you say, ‘Hillary Clinton is a European Socialist,’ aren’t you saying vote against her?" Bopp disagreed because the movie did not use the word "vote. Under campaign finance laws, Citizens United would be required to disclose its funding for the ads. It would also have to disclose donors and pay the costs of airing it on cable television from a political fund.