Washington, Feb. 17 ( ANI ): Liberal comic Bill Maher has said former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton should become the new pope. On HBO's Real Time, Maher joked that the church needs a woman pope, adding that Hillary Clinton has just finished her stint as Secretary of State and maybe Pope Hillary could clean up the church. He added that if there's anyone who knows how to handle a guy who can't keep his hands to himself it's her, Politico reports. According to the report, Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation earlier this week, launching speculation for who his successor will be. Earlier in the programme Maher said that it was not Catholics' fault for losing faith in the Church because it is 'hostile to women'. He said that no one can fault you for losing faith in an organization that won't even allow women as priests because the reasoning goes Jesus didn't have any female apostles. Maher mused that if not Hillary Oprah would be the ne...

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Yesterday The Atlantic Wire published a post titled " Hillary Clinton Is Running for President, OK? " suggesting that the traditional campaign kabuki, in which we all pretend there is reasonable doubt that someone is running for president right up until the moment the words "I'm running" leave a candidate's mouth. In response, we got a reminder that the kabuki must be respected: no one say Hillary Clinton is running for president, OK? RELATED: Bill Clinton May or May Not Have Called Obama an 'Amateur' Our story was inspired by a Page Six item in the New York Post , which waspicked from the Greek Reporter , in which much ado was made over Clinton donor Angelo Tsakopoulos telling a private banquet last weekend, " Hillary will be our next president and she will be a great one... I talked to her husband, and he confirmed it. She will run." This utterance is not newsworthy to anyone who is paying even slight attention to the early maneuverin...

Mother Jones: The story revealing that FreedomWorks produced a video with an obscene scene featuring a giant panda, Hillary Clinton, and oral sex created quite a stir and, according to former officials of the influential tea party group, had staffers at the conservative advocacy group and super-PAC "freaking out," as one put it. Read the whole story at Mother Jones ";var coords = [-5, -72];// display fb-bubbleFloatingPrompt.embed(this, html, undefined, 'top', {fp_intersects:1, timeout_remove:2000,ignore_arrow: true, width:236, add_xy:coords, class_name: 'clear-overlay'});});

Yesterday The Atlantic Wire published a post titled " Hillary Clinton Is Running for President, OK? " suggesting that the traditional campaign kabuki, in which we all pretend there is reasonable doubt that someone is running for president right up until the moment the words "I'm running" leave a candidate's mouth. In response, we got a reminder that the kabuki must be respected: no one say Hillary Clinton is running for president, OK? RELATED: Bill Clinton May or May Not Have Called Obama an 'Amateur' Our story was inspired by a Page Six item in the New York Post , which waspicked from the Greek Reporter , in which much ado was made over Clinton donor Angelo Tsakopoulos telling a private banquet last weekend, " Hillary will be our next president and she will be a great one... I talked to her husband, and he confirmed it. She will run." This utterance is not newsworthy to anyone who is paying even slight attention to the early maneuverin...

| | A well-heeled Tea Party group fakes a video of then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton having sex with a panda as projected entertainment for its July, 2012, FreePAC convention in Dallas, according to an investigative story in Mother Jones , which broke the Mitt Romney 47 percent speech tape last fall. The video was made but never shown. In the video, a female intern at FreedomWorks played the part of Clinton, wearing a pants suit, while another dressed up in a panda suit wearing a Bill Clinton mask. In the video, FreedomWorks executive vice president Adam Brandon wakes up, walks down the hall, and in a dream sequence sees the nations top diplomat performing oral sex on the panda. Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton The video was shown to FreedomWorks staffers, whose objections carried the day. How was that not some form of sexual harassment? And there were going to be thousands of Christian conservatives at this this thing. This was a terrible lack of judgment, a form...

The latest Fox News poll asks the simple question, Would this person make a good president? Out of a dozen potential 2016 candidates, the top two picks are women -- and former secretaries of state: Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Condoleezza Rice. Clinton is the only one who garners a positive response from a majority of voters. The new poll, released Wednesday, finds 55 percent think she would be a good president, up from 50 percent who thought so in 2006. For Rice, 43 percent of voters say she would be good. Thats down from 47 percent when the question was last asked in 2006. Clinton and Rice are followed by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (37 percent), Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan (37 percent) and Vice President Joe Biden (35 percent). About a quarter of voters think former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (26 percent) and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio (25 percent) would be good occupants of the Oval Office. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (16 percent) and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (16 percent) ...