Talking It Over for 07/04/2000
"Imagine, for a moment, that we could all live underwater. The oceans are so vast that if we divided them up amongst us — all 6 billion of us on this planet — we would each have an ocean-view living...
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Last month, the President announced that, at $211 billion, our budget surplus this year will be the largest in history. Over the next 10 years, the surplus — after protecting Medicare and Social...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 07/18/2000
On Jan. 1, 1892, a 15-year-old from Ireland arrived in the United States with her two brothers. When she stepped off the boat onto dry land, Annie Moore became the first immigrant to pass through the...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 07/25/2000
This week marks the 10th anniversary of one of the most far-reaching pieces of legislation ever enacted into law in this country. In 1990, for millions of Americans with disabilities, the Americans...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 08/08/2000
Earlier this summer, the President made an offer to the Republican leadership on Capitol Hill: If they would pass an affordable, voluntary Medicare prescription drug benefit, he would sign marriage...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 08/15/2000
As I write this, my husband and I are about to leave Los Angeles, where we were privileged to speak to the 4,370 Democratic delegates, convened to nominate Al Gore for president and Joe Lieberman for...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 08/22/2000
When her friends and family talk about SuAnne Big Crow, they describe an energetic and good-hearted young woman — a gifted athlete who led the Pine Ridge High School girls' basketball team to the South...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 09/05/2000
Congress is back in session. With only a few weeks remaining, however, before they hit the campaign trail, lawmakers face a daunting task: They must finish work on 13 spending bills before they leave...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 09/12/2000
Let me describe an after-school scene you might recognize. A teenager is slouched on the couch in the family room, doing his homework in front of the television. It's 4 p.m. and he's watching reruns of...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 09/26/2000
For nearly eight years, this administration has worked to bring peace to some of the most troubled spots in the world — from Northern Ireland to the Balkans, Africa and the Middle East. But it is hard...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 10/17/2000
Many people in this country would be shocked to learn that a modern form of slavery is one of the fastest-growing criminal enterprises in the world.According to Theresa Loar, the Director of the...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 10/24/2000
Over the past five years, I have written nearly 300 columns, many of them about issues I have cared about and worked on for 30 years. As I look back over the list, I'm struck by the extraordinary...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 10/31/2000
After the 1998 election, a survey of 18- to 24-year-olds conducted by the National Association of Secretaries of State drew this frightening conclusion: We may be witnessing the emergence of a...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 11/07/2000
It was nearly two years ago that I was first asked to consider running for the United States Senate from New York. The thought of trying to fill the shoes of one of this country's finest public...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 11/21/2000
At times, over the past week, as I traveled with my family in Vietnam, I was overcome with emotion. Thirty years ago, when our countries were at war, I never could have imagined I'd see Vietnamese and...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 12/05/2000
This week, an important tradition is taking place on Capitol Hill — the biannual orientation for newly-elected members of Congress. Unfortunately, our lawmakers are sharing the stage for a more somber...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 12/19/2000
The Women's Bank occupies a one-room building in western India. The teller's counter is an old kitchen table covered with cloth. Bank clerks record all transactions by hand, on yellowed sheets that...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 12/26/2000
When I was a child, we decorated our family tree on Christmas Eve. With only one to decorate, we could afford to wait until the last minute. So, it was a surprise when the Chief Usher and the Social...
View ArticleTalking It Over for 01/01/2008
EDITORS NOTE: The following column is the first syndicated column written by Hillary Clinton for Creators Syndicate. It was originally released on July 23, 1995. All subsequent columns are arranged...
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