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Hillary, Bill and the media: The under-the-radar marriage issue

Forget about foreign policy and Fox News: Is Hillary Clinton going to face an excruciatingly personal issue in 2016?

Shes sitting on the biggest lead ever for the Democratic presidential nomination, with 73 percent support in a Washington Post/ABC poll. Shes confident enough that she sent out a funny tweet during the Super Bowl: Its so much more fun to watch FOX when someone else is being blitzed & sacked! (That garnered more than 50,000 retweets.)

She hugged President Obama a bit closer in a letter to a former Senate colleague, saying the administrations sanctions are responsible for driving Tehran to the negotiating table and that in the nuclear talks we must give diplomacy a chance to succeed.

National Journal says that since Hillary hasnt been in a political role since 2008, theres a huge gap in what we know about her views on more recent issues:

When the National Security Agency was found to be spying on foreign leaders, the former secretary of State was mum. Americans cringed recently on learning that Clinton hasn't driven a car since 1996 but can only guess at the former senator's views on fracking in New York, her home state. Her position on Obama's executive order delaying deportation of children brought to this country illegally? Who knows?

And Clinton will have to address those one by one if she runs. But the response to a segment on Sundays Media Buzz made me think there is more of an elephant in the room than I realized.

We were examining Rand Paul bringing up Monica Lewinsky on Meet the Press, and whether the senator should have resurrected Bills awful misconduct as a potential 2016 issue for his wife. While that brought Paul, who is weighing his own White House run, plenty of attention, it seemed to cast Hillary as somehow being responsible for her husbands sins. (Yes, Paul was responding to a question about something his wife had said, but he clearly chose to escalate the issue.)

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KURTZ: Hillary, Bill and the media: The under-the-radar marriage issue

NEW YORK For a stateswoman-celebrity whose public life has been a whirl of black-tie galas and glitzy awards ceremonies, Hillary Rodham Clintons event here Tuesday morning was a stark departure.

The prospective 2016 presidential candidate came to an East Harlem classroom, sat beneath crayon posters and alphabet letters and urged Hispanic parents to read and sing to their children to help develop their language skills.

Every child every single child in our country deserves to have a fair chance to live up to his or her God-given potential, Clinton said.

The appearance was tied to the beginning of a multi-year partnership between Too Small to Fail, a charitable initiative that Clinton started last year, and Univision, an influential Spanish-language media company.

Branded in Spanish as Pequeos y Valiosos (Young and Valuable), the campaign will include public-service announcements on Univision encouraging Hispanic parents to help their preschool children better develop their language skills.

Tuesdays event was Clintons first significant appearance outside the paid-speaking circuit and into a more campaign-like environment. The agreement with Univision provides her with a bridge to the nations fast-growing and politically influential Hispanic community.

Early childhood development has been a passion of Clintons throughout her adult life. Since stepping down as secretary of state a year ago, she has leveraged her star power to promote her Too Small to Fail initiative and attract corporate and nonprofit partners.

Bill and I probably took it to an extreme reading to our poor little baby girl, Clinton said. I even sang to her until she developed an ear. We had a little house in Little Rock, and before Id put her to bed Id put her in a rocking chair and read to her. And then Id sing to her. Id sing, Moon River.

And then, Clinton continued, literally when she was about 16 months, she took her little finger, she put it on her lip and she said, No sing, Mommy, no sing.

Clintons appearance here was carefully choreographed. She spoke for about five minutes and aides said she would take no questions from reporters. Journalists were escorted out of the room after the opening remarks so that Clintons conversations with parents and nonprofit advocates could take place in private.

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