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See No Evil. It is interesting to note that Hillary and her Democratic colleague from New York, Sen. Chuck Schumer, have barely spoken up in the aftermath of the recent deadly Staten Island Ferry crash that killed eleven passengers, especially since Hillary usually demands government investigations into all sorts of matters. For example, Sen. Clinton regularly issues statements about both local and international issues, ranging from the health of firefighters to fruit prices to security at the Plum Island animal-disease research facility on Long Island. The apparent lack of concern may be because Sen. Schumer's wife, Iris Weinshall, heads the city agency that oversees local transportation issues, and Hillary may also be reluctant "to put any heat on an agency headed by her senior colleague's wife," according to the New York Post. While both Hillary and Sen. Schumer have offered condolences to the victims' families and are working to secure money to rebuild the ferry and terminal, they haven't pushed for investigations relating to licensing requirements, government oversight, pilot training and inspections.

Center of Attention. The Washington Post reported that Hillary is causing serious waves by emceeing at the Iowa Democratic Party's annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner next month. Apparently, some of the nine candidates for the Democratic nomination "are privately steamed" that Hillary will be the de facto star of the event, effectively wiping out their opportunity to grab the attention and imagination of the nation's media, as well as of most of Iowa's likely voters. One Democratic source called Hillary's appearance "outrageous," but state party chairman Gordon Fischer insists the candidates should actually be thrilled because Sen. Clinton's appearance means there is no way she is going to run, and her only job is to introduce the candidates and "say flattering things about them. Hillary's appearance appears to be a matter of drawing power, as the party sold nearly 9,000 tickets to the dinner in just over two days, at prices ranging from $40 for a nosebleed seat to $750 per plate at the best tables. She has also agreed to be the draw at two receptions before the event and at a post-dinner soiree, and she will appear the morning after at a brunch to benefit her political action committee.