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Clinton snaps at student seeking husband's views
Aug 11 2009, Michael Kerjman

Hillary Clinton on Monday showed a rare flash of public anger on a trip to Africa as a student asked for her husband’s views, putting him in his place by saying she is the United States’ top diplomat.

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