Clinton slams Chinese trade practices

upi.com     May 6, 2008            

HIGH POINT, N.C., May 5 (UPI) -- Sen. Hillary Clinton campaigned in a hard-hit furniture manufacturing town in North Carolina Monday, promising to get tough on Chinese trade practices. ... The New York senator, seeking to make her mark with working class voters prior to... [read full story]                

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Hillary Clinton to campaign in High Point

news-record.com     May 4, 2008          

HIGH POINT - Presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton will return to North Carolina on Monday, when she'll attend "Get Out the Vote Events" in High Point and Greenville. The rally for Clinton will be at 11:30 a.m. (Credit: "From Staff Reports") ... HIGH POINT -...                

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Clinton coming to Greenville

reflector.com     May 4, 2008          

The Clinton campaign Saturday announced Hillary Clinton will return to North Carolina on Monday to attend "Get Out the Vote" events in Greenville and High Point. ... Clinton will appear at the Edward and Joan Warren Gym on the Pitt Community College campus on Monday....                

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Clinton slams Chinese trade practices

politicalgateway.com     May 6, 2008          

Sen. Hillary Clinton campaigned in a hard-hit furniture manufacturing town in North Carolina Monday, promising to get tough on Chinese trade practices. ... The New York senator, seeking to make her mark with working class voters prior to her key confrontation with Sen....                

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Clinton meets voters, eats barbecue

the-dispatch.com     May 6, 2008          

Former President Bill Clinton eyeballs a tray of food at Lexington Barbecue on Tuesday while walking through the kitchen behind restaurant employees John Smith (right) and Scott Rose. Clinton later sat down for lunch in the restaurant during his visit to Lexington to...                

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Clinton Manager Hopes Win IN & NC

freemarketnews.com     May 6, 2008          

Clinton's manager hopes to win in IN and NC. ... Tuesday, May 06, 2008 - FreeMarketNews.com Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager appeared on MSNBC Tuesday morning to deliver his normal dose of Election Day spin, but he seemed more hesitant about her chances in Indiana and...                

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