Jonathan Mantz, Neera Tanden, Kim Molstre, Phil Singer. However there were many other well-known adivers and supporters that lead the campaign for Hillary Clinton. An analysis in October 2007 reported that majority of the senior staff members of Clinton’s campaign consisted of women and thus it was claimed that amongst other candidates her campaign had wide percentage of women.

Solis Doyle had become the senior adviser and campaign manager on 10th February, 2008 but she failed to manage the campaign properly and had claimed that ongoing primary campaign had resulted in Clinton resigning from the post. For managing the campaign Maggie Williams was appointed and she took the authority to settle down all the policy disputes and initial strategy. After that Mike Henry was appointed as deputy manager and continued a web-based operation. In April 2008, Mark Penn resigned from the campaign and Geoff Garin took his place as a chief strategist. Since then a change was observed in the strategies and Clinton continued to work for her campaign.

 

Campaigning activities and fundraising program

It was since October 2002 that media was drawing conclusion about whether Clinton would opt to be a candidate for 2008 presidential election. In January 2007, Hillary Clinton made an announcement that she would form an exploratory committee and would join the race of nomination of the Democratic Party. Then she started activities on raising funds and campaigning. The supporters of the campaign framed Hillary Clinton as a true

 

 

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