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Bill boasts that world leaders are pulling for Hillary
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 Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 4:00 am Post subject: Bill boasts that world leaders are pulling for Hillary |
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 Bill boasts that world leaders are pulling for Hillary
Bill Clinton regularly touts his wife's bid for the White House by telling crowds that leaders around the globe are pulling for Hillary Clinton's election in 2008.Yet none of the leaders the former President cited will back him up, the Daily News has found.
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"Every African leader I talked to, every single one when I was there, without any prodding from me, said, 'For God sakes, I hope Hillary wins. We don't like disliking America here,'" Bill Clinton said at a fund-raiser for her last month.
"I called the outgoing French president, and he said, 'Oh, tell me Hillary's going to win. I'm so tired of disliking America,'" Bill Clinton told the crowd.
Bill Clinton also quoted the immediate past prime minister of Singapore as saying, "'Please tell me Hillary's going to win. We need America leading the world again.'"
Aides to Jacques Chirac, the former French president, and Goh Chok Tong, Singapore's former prime minister, told The News they could not confirm Bill Clinton's assertions - and, they said, it's general policy to stay out of other countries' elections.
Benedicte Brissart, a Chirac aide, said Chirac maintains a "longstanding friendship" with the Clintons and maintains "esteem and admiration" for their work.
"However, given his former official public position as president of the French Republic, President Chirac believes he should not publicly express himself on the American presidential campaign," Brissart said.
Ho Tong Yen, Goh's press secretary, said, "Our position is that the U.S. presidential election is a matter for Americans.
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