Just when the campaign of Hillary Clinton thought they had the Colombian free trade debacle behind it comes this - Bill Clinton supports the bilateral agreement being pushed through congress by the Bush administration, which Hillary Clinton opposes.

Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell was relaxing around his house last weekend when the phone rang. On the other end of the line was a pollster from the Quinnipiac University poll looking to get his opinions about the upcoming April 22nd Democratic presidential primary between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Rendell, a supporter and fundraiser for Hillary Clinton, was one of 1,340 likely Democratic voters polled in the state from April 3rd to the 6th.

A new poll released today by Quinnipiac University shows Hillary Clinton’s lead slipping in Pennsylvania - even among women. Clinton leads Barack Obama by 50% to 44% among likely primary voters. Less than a week earlier, in an April 2nd poll by the university, Clinton was leading Obama by 50% to 41%.

Is Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice lobbying Sen. John McCain to be his running mate? If so, the Arizona senator and presumptive Republican nominee is playing it very coy.

Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager, Maggie Williams, issued a statement on Sunday saying that Mark Penn was leaving the campaign in his role as chief strategist following a weekend of controversy that erupted after his meeting with the Colombian ambassador to talk about trade issues. In the two sentence statement, issued on the campaign’s web site, Williams said, “After the events of the last few days, Mark Penn has asked to give up his role as Chief Strategist of the Clinton Campaign; Mark, and Penn, Schoen and Berland Associates, Inc. will continue to provide polling and advice to the campaign.”

In an appearance on Meet the Press on Sunday, Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell was asked by Tim Russert if he thought the Clinton campaign should “fire Mark Penn?” Rendell’s responded, in what appeared to be a nervous smile on his face, “Well, there are a lot of issues in which you can raise that question.” He continued, “I think you’ve got to make it very clear, when you are someone who is a consultant, who you are representing and who you are not representing. And I would hope that Mr. Penn, when he talked to the Colombians, made that clear. It doesn’t sound like he did and that’s something the campaign should take into question.”

The Colombian government has ended their $300,000 contract with Hillary Clinton’s advisor Mark Penn’s firm Burson-Marsteller according to a report by Reuters.

The Colombian embassy issued a statement saying they considered Mark Penn’s apology “a lack of respect to Colombians, and finds this response unacceptable.”

On Friday, the Clinton campaign released the tax returns of Bill and Hillary Clinton which showed that the former president received income of $400,000 a year for his role as an advisor to infoUSA in 2007 and 2006.

On Thursday of this week, infoUSA, a database provide based in Omaha, got some unwelcome news in the form of a warning from the NASDAQ market stating that the company risks the prospect of being delisted from the exchange because they had not filed their annual report or Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2007 in a timely fashion.