Bad blood between Rahm Emanuel,Bill & Hill Clinton,To bad Rahm Emanuel run show   

Sixteen years ago, it was Mrs. Clinton, then first lady, who helped have Mr. Emanuel demoted as a senior official in Bill Clinton’s White House after he ruffled feathers with his aggressive style. Now all these years later, it is Mr. Emanuel telling Mrs. Clinton what she cannot do as a member of the cabinet.

At times, it seems as if Mr. Emanuel is White House chief of staff, political director, legislative director and communications director all rolled into one. He has fingers in almost every decision, like who gets invited to social events at the White House and how to shape economic and foreign policy.
Last week Hillary Clinton behaved like a cranky old tired camper snapping back with a angry look on her face over a question presented to her by a student.
Setting the record straight Mrs Clinton reminded the world she is the Sectary of state and not her husband,most people would agree Condalisa Rice would had answered the question with a dignified answer then how Hillary Clinton answered the question.
If you read this article it may enlighten you to the inside turmoil going on in white house, the new people like Rahl Emanuel who now gives the orders even to Sectary of state Hillary Clinton if she likes it or if she don't like it.


(Emanuel Wields Power Freely In The White House)

Seven months after moving into his office in the West Wing, Mr. Emanuel is emerging as perhaps the most influential White House chief of staff in a generation. But with his prominence in almost everything important going on in Washington comes a high degree of risk.

As the principal author of Mr. Obama’s do-everything-at-once strategy, he stands to become a figure of consequence in his own right if the administration stabilizes the economy and financial markets, overhauls the health care system and winds down one war while successfully prosecuting another.

If things do not go well — and right now Mr. Obama’s political popularity is declining, his health care legislation is under conservative assault, the budget deficit is at an eye-popping level and Afghanistan remains volatile — it is Mr. Emanuel whose job will be on the line before Mr. Obama’s.

“He’s about to be tested; he’s spinning a lot of plates over there and he breaks a lot of china,” said Joel Johnson, a close friend and fellow veteran official of the Clinton White House. “They’ve had some good success early on, but they’ve got a number of major pieces of the agenda in the queue, and it’s going to be really difficult.”

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