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Book claims White House hostile to women
A book on the Obama administration alleges women are shut out of the president's inner circle. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
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Jobs focus of Clinton Global Initiative
Clinton Global Initiative members move forward with plans to stimulate jobs creation worldwide through green technology. CNN's Allan Chernoff reports.
Clinton: Wealthy should do their part
In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, former President Bill Clinton expresses his support for President Obama's jobs plan and says his tax proposal isn't class warfare.
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BLITZER’S BLOG: Clinton on economy, GOP candidates
By CNN’s Wolf Blitzer
New York (CNN) - Bill Clinton disagrees with his former political adviser James Carville. "It's never a good thing for the president to panic," the former president told me during a lengthy interview at his Clinton Global Initiative conference in New York.
I had asked him about Carville's recent recommendation in a CNN.com opinion piece that it's time for the White House to panic and for the president to fire some people and indict some Wall Street big shots for supposedly causing the country's economic meltdown. Carville, a CNN political contributor, is deeply worried about the economic and political crisis facing the president right now just as he gears up for his re-election campaign.
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