Bill ran into trouble again when he followed Hillary’s advice and lifted the ban on gays in the military. .   Christopher Anderson, 2004,  American Evita,  HarperCollins, New York, New York.  p. 119

The convenient timing of the missile strike seemed truly remarkable, especially since, on several other occasions when U.S. intelligence had pinpointed bin Laden’s whereabouts, no action had been taken.  “It struck a lot of us odd,” says a retired Pentagon official, “that the President had suddenly awakened to the threat of terrorism and was willing to take bold military action.  Word filtered down that Mrs. Clinton kept saying that her husband should do something because ‘the President of the United should not appear weak to the rest of the world.’ That wasn’t exactly consistent with what she’d been saying for the last thirty years. – Christopher Anderson, 2004,  American Evita,  HarperCollins, New York, New York.  p. 169

She is married to a fellow who believes that politics is all about turning enemies in to friends. Her attitude, friends say, is that enemies are enemies for life and should be consigned to the outer darkness, then vaporized. -- columnist Gloria Borger on Bill and Hillary Clinton.

“It’s no longer enough for our military, the most powerful in the history of the world, to win the battle – they have to also win the war for hearts and minds.” - Hillary, during what was supposed to be a "motivational" Thanksgiving speech to troops in Baghdad.  During the speech she managed to fault the administration for poor planning for an occupation

“Broomstick One” - What the troops called the Sikorsky Blackhawk the Hillary used to tour Iraq

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