Hillary Clinton won #39;t Put Out
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Benghazi Email: Hillary Clinton Deputy Names Islamic Extremists, Not YouTube, Morning After Attac
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CHICAGO (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton fondly recalled her childhood in Illinois Saturday night when she returned to receive the states top honor from Gov. Pat Quinn.
The former first lady, who is mulling whether to run for president in 2016, was one of seven people receiving the Order of Lincoln medallion during a ceremony at the Field Museum.
The 66-year-old Clinton, described by Order Chancellor Thomas Johnson as perhaps the most famous woman in the world, was heralded for her accomplishments advocating for health care reform, her campaign for president and her work as the countrys chief diplomat. But she did not speak of them.
Instead, Clinton remembered growing up in leafy, suburban Park Ridge, and trips to the beach in Chicago. She recalled playing mushball_a local twist on softball - which uses a 16-inch ball. She joked its a game that does not exist anywhere else in the universe.
I am so grateful for the experiences that I had growing up here - the quality of education and opportunity that I was given, the support that I saw at every turn, said Clinton, 66. To have the chance to come and be with so many of the people who have made this state such an exceptional place in honor of the greatest president who has ever served our country, is very special indeed for me.
In a statement released before the ceremony, Quinn said Clinton has personified the best of Illinois and the United States through her decades of service. He cited her work championing human rights, democracy, civil society and opportunity for women.
Clinton, born in Chicago, ran for president in 2008 and served as U.S. senator from New York and secretary of state under President Barack Obama. Although she hasnt said whether shell run in 2016, she is considered a likely dominant front-runner should she jump in.
Clinton has said she will decide whether to seek the White House again later this year and plans to embark on a national tour in June to promote Hard Choices, a memoir about her State Department years.
Others recipients Saturday included attorney and Federal Communications Commission chair Newton Minow, the Rev. Donald Senior, former Catholic Theological Union president; composers Bernard Rands and Augusta Read Thomas, who are married, and businessmen John Canning and Glenn Tilton.
The eighth recipient, Duke University Basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, was honored at a Saturday afternoon luncheon, due to a scheduling conflict in Durham, North Carolina later that evening.
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Senator Tim Kaine has joined a growing list of top Democratic Senators who are ready for Hillary Clinton.
During a speech Saturday morning at a South Carolina Womens Democratic Council breakfast, the Virginia Senator will pledge his support for former Secretary of State Clinton should she decide to run for president in 2016, according to excerpts of his prepared remarks obtained by ABC News.
Kaine, a former chairperson of the Democratic National Committee and former governor of Virginia, a swing state, will also announce that he has joined Ready for Hillary, the SuperPac encouraging Clinton to run and will urge others to do the same.
Pledge your support right now so that Hillary Clinton will know that, should she take this step, there are millions of us ready to take the field with her and make sure she wins, Kaine says.
In 2006, Kaine endorsed then-Senator Barack Obama over Clinton in the presidential primary, which he acknowledges in his prepared remarks.
I made my decision early because I knew somethinghe was the right person for the job but getting there would be hard, he says of his early support for Obama.
For the same reason, Kaine says, he is giving an early endorsement to Clinton, citing the extra challenges women face to achieve top leadership spots in this country.
Kaine joins a growing group of Democratic leaders who have urged Clinton to run in 2016.
Caroline Kennedy, the Ambassador to Japan and daughter of former president John F. Kennedy, told ABC News last month she would absolutely support Clinton in 2016. Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, and both Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill and New York Sen. Chuck Schumer publicly announced their support for a Clinton campaign last year. And in October it was revealed that every one of the 16 female Democratic senators signed a secret letter to Clinton encouraging her to run.
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