Synonyms for Hillary Clinton
hilla·ry clin·ton

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1. List of known nicknames for "Hillary Clinton":

   Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton, Hill, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Sen. Hillary Clinton, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Senator Hillary Clinton, Hillary R. Clinton, Hillary Diane Rodham, First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, Mrs. Clinton

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1. Michael Kelly:

   I will do anything that Hillary Clinton needs me to do.

2. Steve Rabinowitz:

   Imaad Zuberi knows nothing about a subpoena, other than what's been written. It's well known that after supporting President Obama and Hillary Clinton, that Imaad Zuberi gave generously and directly to Donald Trump inaugural. But many others gave considerably more. For what it's worth, Imaad Zuberi, as always, gave only Imaad Zuberi own money from Imaad Zuberi own resources. If, in fact, Imaad Zuberi is named in this subpoena -- never mind somehow named alone -- Imaad Zuberi is bewildered why.

3. Michael Moore:

   Too many people in the summer of 2016 were so sure Hillary [ Clinton ] was going to win, saying no one is going to vote for this idiot, he could win again. I operate as if President Donald Trump is President Donald Trump. I have to. If you think any other way you are guaranteeing that whoever is going to run against President Donald Trump will lose.

4. Andersen Brower:

   When they wade into weighty policy issues, as Hillary Clinton did, it always breaks bad for them. When Barbara Bush held a baby suffering from AIDS, it sent an extremely powerful message at a time when some people were worried about catching AIDS simply by touching someone who had it, first ladies don't have to make a campaign of something, they just need to make sure the press is there to capture a moment. Barbara Bush knew how consequential that photo would become.

5. Dan Pfeiffer:

   Whether he gets in or not, I don't really know. Certainly if he does, he'll a legitimate candidate who has a great record and would be a great challenge for Hillary Clinton, but Hillary Clinton is well ahead of him, not just in the polls, but in the organizational work you have to do to win the nomination. She's been organizing Iowa and New Hampshire for months, while he hasn't been working the scene at all.