Be sure to check out Peter Feddo's quote in the New York Times.

The New York Post reports: Sen. Clinton is hitting the world of MP3 players with a 14-track best-of-her-speeches album for 2005. But wait, there's more.

It will also have her Senate statements and press conferences. There's Hillary on health care, on Katrina and on violent video games.

Camp Clinton is posting these podcasts on iTunes and other MP3 Internet portals, — all downloadable to iPods and computers for free.

"Now Sen. Clinton's constituents and supporters have yet another way of keeping current with her work, by downloading these podcasts right to their 'hPod.' I mean, iPod," spokesman Philippe Reines told The Post.

When Lynch and Hillary Clinton meet in Boston on Oct. 28 for a Lynch fund-raiser, it won't be the first time they have communicated.

Lynch spokesman Walsh tells the Status the two have spoken several times in the past, and that recently, they exchanged phone messages about the first-in-the-nation status of the New Hampshire Presidential primary.

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After the 2004 election Karl Rove sent an email to Republican Ed Cox writing "We have to do somethinig about her." Going on to say Cox has a resume that will allow him to "go toe-to-toe with Mrs. Clinton."
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