On the news of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s landmark speech yesterday about gay rights as human rights, a viewer reminds us of an early address she gave. “Beautiful!” @APitty writes, “And it mirrors her comments from Beijing the 1995 UN Conference on Women.”

And indeed, Ms. Clinton’s 1995 speech, given when she was the First Lady, is amazing. I don’t know whether to find it sad or inspiring, in that so much of its argument remains timely.

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says there is a “below zero” chance that she will challenge President Barack Obama for the presidency in 2012. In an interview with CNN’s Alison Kosik on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, the former senator from New York said she is happy with her current job. “One of the great things about being Secretary of State is I am out of politics,” Clinton said. “I have a big job to do and I am honored to do it everyday.

Clinton: ‘Below zero’ chance at challenging Obama (via apsies)

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Well, he’s got his priorities skewed, really, Greta — and I take it literally that he was getting ready for, packing for vacation, while here it was Secretary Clinton asking on behalf of the United States of America for another president of another country to step down — that is our president’s role,” the former Alaska governor told Fox News’ Greta Van Susteren.

“This is another example of President Obama leading from behind — makes you scratch your head and wonder what really does he do?”

…he’s stepping back and allowing Hillary Clinton to basically carry the water for our entire nation.

“And I’ll bet you, Greta, going out on a limb … but I just think that after a day like this, where you saw that kind of presidential aura of Hillary Clinton as she made that announcement today, while Barack Obama was packing to head out for 10 days on vacation again to go golf and tickle his feet in the sand — I’ll bet you people, if they had to do it over again, who had that choice at that time in the Democrat primary between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama — I bet you today, they are saying: ‘We should have gone with Hillary Clinton.’

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