Clinton outwardly confident, even as hopes dim

Clinton spends Mothers Day campaigning in W.Va.

By Elise Amendola (AP)

Her presidential bid needs a miracle, so Hillary Rodham Clinton prayed for one Sunday in church.

Arriving amid thunderstorms, Clinton and her daughter, Chelsea, took seats in the second row of First United Methodist Church and listened to a sermon about Mother\'s Day.

\"Give us eyes to see the miracles around us,\" Dr. Paul Russell said, leading the worshippers in prayer. Hillary Clinton read along with the congregation.

Mother\'s Day was Clinton\'s theme Sunday as she sought to remind Democrats of her strong support among women while campaigning for the big win in West...

Clinton outwardly confident, even as hopes dim

By RANDY SNYDER (AP)

Hillary Rodham Clinton was just warming up the crowd in a cramped and muggy middle school gymnasium when she switched her pronouns.

\"All the kitchen table issues that everybody talks to me about are ones that the next president can actually do something about,\" Clinton said Sunday night, \"if he actually cares about it.\"

The word hung in the air only for a moment.

\"More likely, if she cares about it,\" she added.

Was it a dramatic turn of phrase or a slip of the tongue? A way to spotlight gender on Mother\'s Day or a sign that the public doubts about her...

Clinton outwardly confident, even as hopes dim

By RANDY SNYDER (AP)

Hillary Rodham Clinton was just warming up the crowd in a cramped and muggy middle school gymnasium when she switched her pronouns.

\"All the kitchen table issues that everybody talks to me about are ones that the next president can actually do something about,\" Clinton said Sunday night, \"if he actually cares about it.\"

The word hung in the air only for a moment.

\"More likely, if she cares about it,\" she added.

Was it a dramatic turn of phrase or a slip of the tongue? A way to spotlight gender on Mother\'s Day or a sign that the public doubts about her...