New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, who has previously been ranked as the most corrupt person in America, the sixth most evil person of the last millennium, as well as the most admired woman in America, has reportedly begun active consideration of a 2008 run for president.

Howard Wolfson, a top Clinton advisor, told the Associated Press the senator has personally asked some fellow top New York Democrats for their support in the event she goes ahead with a White House run.

"That process has begun," said Wolfson, who added he did not know when the former first lady would make any decision.

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Among those Clinton has talked to is state Democratic Chairman Herman Farrell, an assemblyman from Manhattan, who told the New York Times he received a telephone call directly from her.

"I had a discussion with her about her decision to run for president. I'm not telling you what the decision was, only that we had the discussion," Farrell said. "And I'm positive that if she runs, the people of the United States will elect her as our next president."

Other names on the Democratic side eyeing the White House include Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, former Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina, Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts, Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana and Sen. Joseph Biden of Delaware. Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack already began campaigning for president last week.

Mrs. Clinton was easily re-elected last month to the New York Senate seat she has held since her election in 2000, and national polls consistently list her as the front-runner for the 2008 Democratic nomination.

But the senator has been dogged by allegations of campaign wrongdoing from six years ago.

Peter Paul and Sen. Hillary Clinton (Courtesy Hillcap.org)

As WND reported in October, business mogul Peter Franklin Paul, who claims he was Hillary Clinton's largest contributor to her 2000 campaign, had a demand-letter hand-delivered to the New York Democrat's Senate chambers, insisting she admit to voters acceptance of an illegal contribution of more than $1 million and the falsifying of statements to the Federal Election Commission.

Paul says he contributed to the senator's campaign in exchange for former President Clinton's personal promotion of a media company after leaving office. The businessman claims he was directed by the Clintons and Democratic operatives to foot the bill for a lavish Hollywood gala and fund-raiser prior to the 2000 election that eventually cost about $2 million.

Just recently, years after alternative media pointed out the virtual impossibility, Mrs. Clinton finally has admitted she was not named for the famous conqueror of Mount Everest, Sir Edmund Hillary.

In November 1999, the New York Post asked readers to identify the most evil people of the millennium.

Though her name was not on the original list, Hillary finished in sixth place due to write-in ballots. Her husband, then-President Bill Clinton came in second place, also as a write-in, behind Adolf Hitler in first.

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