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Monday, June 18, 2007 12:00 AM

Hillary's hard-won experience

In an interview with Salon, the candidate discusses the "vast right-wing conspiracy," being called by her first name, and how long U.S. troops would be in Iraq if she wins in 2008.
By Walter Shapiro

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  • Monday, June 18, 2007 04:35 AM

    Interview style better suited to talk to Britney or David

    Spears or Hasselhoff, that is.

    It was a kids-gloves interview.

    I would love to see someone ask her really tough questions like why it is legal to invade other countries, countries that are not threatening us. Why, if she has the time and the stamina to prepare for campaign events, she could not find the time to read the intelligence reports before voting to give GW Bush the authority to wage war.

    Now Salon is writing gushing teen-mag style pieces about Hillary Clinton. And many of the readers are lapping it up.

    —Joel_Grant Read Joel_Grant's other letters

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