Thanks for the links, both are interesting. She appears to me as an economic moderate and more of a liberal on social issues. Maybe it is just because she is so high profile that people point to her as the liberal poster child. Or maybe people care most about the social issues. If is pro-choice or pro gay rights she must be ultra-liberal.


>It appears (based on recent appearances and speeches) that she is attempting to become more 'moderate' in preparation for 2008. In 2003 the National Journal listed her as the 9th most liberal Senator and that changed to 34th in 2004. She will have to stand behind her voting record regardless. Americans for Democratic Action gave her a score of 95 out of 100 for her 2004 Senate voting record. The ADA is the top liberal lobbying organization.
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>You may find this interesting:
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>http://www.ontheissues.org/Hillary_Clinton.htm
>http://www.ovaloffice2008.com/2005/03/hillary-clinton-buffalo-news-sen.html
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>I think every Senator posts their voting record on their website also...
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