Some Girl Talk

Perhaps Sen. Clinton's campaign bus should be renamed The Girl Talk Express?:

Forget about policy speeches and wooing superdelegates. For Hillary
Rodham Clinton, Saturday morning was devoted to chick chat — a
panel discussion with a group of working moms on topics ranging from
girl-on-girl violence to her daughter's early dating years.

"Chelsea was a teenager in White House, which meant that the Secret
Service went on her dates," the Democratic presidential contender said
on a panel hosted by the Web site momlogic.com. "A lot of her girlfriends'
mothers loved it when they double dated because there was a guy with
a gun in the front seat."

Clinton also acknowledged that for Chelsea's boyfriends, "It was really
intimidating to talk to her father. And, I guess, to me."

Clinton joined the panel from North Carolina, where she was campaigning
before the state's primary Tuesday. She took questions from a
largely-female audience in a high school auditorium here.

The mostly lighthearted discussion focused mainly on how Clinton had
balanced work and family when Chelsea, now 28, was growing
up. But it also produced a few revelations.

Be my best friend: