Here is the scoop from Lynn Sweet in the
Chicago Sun-Times: Hillary will be honored by CURE at a Chicago event on June 13.
By Lynn Sweet on April 25, 2013 4:47 AM
WASHINGTON -- Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton hits
Chicago on June 13 to be honored by CURE, the epilepsy research
foundation -- this while a new poll and the start Wednesday of a new
chapter in her life are sparking even more speculation about a 2016
White House bid.
CURE -- Citizens for Research in Epilepsy -- was founded by President
Barack Obama's former top strategist David Axelrod, and his wife,
Susan, 15 years ago; their daughter, Lauren, has epilepsy.
Clinton, then the first lady, was the draw at the group's very first
fund-raising dinner and the boost from her star power was "instrumental
in getting us started," Axelrod told me.
The June event will be at the Navy Pier Grand Ballroom and Clinton (a
Chicago native: born in Edgewater Hospital, raised in Park Ridge) will
deliver remarks for the CURE fund-raiser at a time when guessing about a
future presidential run is the top political sport.
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