Islamabad, Nov 6 : New US President-elect Barack Obama has hinted at appointing his partyman and former president Bill Clinton as a special envoy on Jammu and Kashmir, saying he had an experience of dealing with the problems in the Indian subcontinent.

Obama reportedly said this in an interview with Time magazine.

Clinton had played a role in ending the Kargil crisis in Kashmir in 1999.

Washington, Oct 31: Former President Bill Clinton said at a rally that Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama during the financial meltdown acted like “what a president does in a crisis.”

“He said, ‘Tell me what the right thing to do is. What’s the right thing for America? Don’t tell me what’s popular. You tell me what’s right – I’ll figure out how to sell it,’” Clinton said.

Clinton said when the crisis broke, Obama called his own advisers as well as those of the former two-term president, Bill Clinton, Warren Buffet and others.

Washington, Oct 26: Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and former US President Bill Clinton, often bitter rivals during the primary race between Obama and Hillary Clinton, will campaign together on Wednesday in Orlando.

FOX News reported that the event is expected to give Obama a boost in media attention during the last days of the campaign and offer another symbolic sign of the Democratic torch being passed to the next generation.

New York, Oct 2 : Former US president Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary lately are showing less interest in Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama’s election campaign, after he refused to guarantee Hillary a US Supreme Court judgeship is he wion the election and occupied the White House.

After Obama rejected her as his running mate for the Vice-President post, Hillary made it clear to Obama’s camp that she wanted to be appointed to the Supreme Court.

Washington, Oct 2: Former President Bill Clinton made his first campaign trail appearance on behalf of Democratic White House nominee Barack Obama.

Clinton, in his first campaign trail appearance on behalf of Obama, touted the Democratic presidential ticket as the best team for tackling a growing set of national and international challenges.

New York, September 30 : Former U. S. President Bill Clinton is totally gaga about helping people out these days, though he still never misses giving his views when it come to sex.

He thinks that one starts understanding the joys of philanthropy with the advancement of age.

"Neuroscientists have monitored the part of the brain where you get the reward for giving, and it''s the same place for sex," the New York Daily News quoted Matthew Bishop of The Economist as telling him during a recent interview.

Clinton quipped: "The older you get, the more the giving scale goes up."