Clinton, Hillary Rodham [D-NY]

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Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton   - Official site includes information about New York, biography, constituent services, contact details, committees and legislation, issues, news and speeches, links, and latest events.

Biographical Directory of the United States Congress - Hillary Rodham Clinton - Short biography along with political party, years of service in Congress and bibliography.

FEC - Candidate Summary Reports: Hillary Rodham Clinton - Official Senate campaign finance reports and data from the Federal Election Commission.

On the Issues - New York Senator Hillary Clinton - Provides quotes and background on various international, domestic, economic and social issues. Includes profile, contact data, forum and SenateMatch.

Project Vote Smart - Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (NY) - Provides her biography, committee assignments, campaign finances, voting record, issue positions, interest group ratings, speeches and public statements.

SourceWatch Congresspedia - Hillary Rodham Clinton - Encyclopedia article focused on her Senate career along with background data and links to additional articles and resources.

Washington Post - The US Congress Votes Database: Hillary Clinton - Features complete voting record along with a brief biography, roles in Congress and financial disclosure statement.

Hillary Rodham Clinton Address to the Council on Foreign Relations - Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York (D) discusses the foreign policy challenges facing the United States, including the war in Iraq, the situation in Afghanistan, Iran’'s nuclear ambitions, and how to deal with North Korea. (October 31, 2006)

Clinton's quiet path to power - Christian Science Monitor reviews Ms. Clinton's first two years in the Senate. (March 10, 2003)