In another example of Hillary’s resume being a wee bit padded, it seems that Hillary didn’t create the children’s health insurance bill after all. In fact, her husband’s White House was initially against the bill. But in all fairness to Hillary, I hear Barack Obama is black. From the Boston Globe:

[T]he Clinton White House, while supportive of the idea of expanding children’s health, fought the first SCHIP effort, spearheaded by Senators Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, and Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, because of fears that it would derail a bigger budget bill. And several current and former lawmakers and staff said Hillary Clinton had no role in helping to write the congressional legislation, which grew out of a similar program approved in Massachusetts in 1996….

privately, some lawmakers and staff members are fuming over what they see as Clinton’s exaggeration of her role in developing SCHIP, including her campaign ads claiming she “helped create” the program. The irritation has grown since Nov. 1, when Clinton – along with fellow senators and presidential candidates Barack Obama, Chris Dodd, and John McCain – missed a Senate vote to extend the SCHIP program, which was approved without the votes of those lawmakers.