Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Democratic strategist Donna Brazile said Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s plan to go after the husband of his potential general election opponent Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, former president Bill Clinton, for his sexual indiscretions is going into
Sunday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said his potential general election opponent Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton is not “innocent” in her husband former president Bill Clinton’s “serious” abuse of woman. Trump said, “Her defense is —
It turns out that Bill Clinton raked in millions from entities with matters before Hillary Clinton’s State Department. Oh, and the Clinton Foundation collected millions more from the same bunch.
Refresh your Christmas booze-addled memory for a second with the video below, from December 19th in New Hampshire, where former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made the astonishing proclamation: “[Donald Trump] is becoming ISIS’s best recruiter. “They are going to
Stan Pate–the millionaire and political activist who founded a Super PAC responsible for an anti-Donald Trump skywriting campaign–admitted he would rather support Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic frontrunner, for president over Trump.
Friday on MSNBC while discussing Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s strategy to attack former President Bill Clinton to weaken his potential general election opponent Hillary Clinton, former Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean echoed his sentiments from yesterday when he said
Thursday Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) told The Des Moines Register editorial board that concerns about his electability are unfounded because he said he believed he would do better than Hillary Clinton in a head-to-head match-up. Sanders said “In
Fox News Channel welcomed in 2016 with GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump, who made quite a declaration to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. Trump told the “All-American New Year” hosts Kimberly Guilfoyle and Eric Bolling he thinks he will be Clinton’s
In an appearance on CNBC on Thursday, long-time network personality Larry Kudlow took on former Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) over what could happen in the 2016 presidential political cycle. According to Kudlow, there is a pathway for current GOP presidential
Conservative columnist and best-selling author Ann Coulter provided Breitbart News with her exclusive reaction to Trey Gowdy’s endorsement of donor-class favorite and presidential candidate Marco Rubio.
It’s a good thing laws only apply to the little people in Obama’s America, or Hillary Clinton and her State Department colleagues would be in a lot of trouble.
Thursday on MSNBC, former Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean criticized Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s effort to take on Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton by attacking her husband former President Bill Clinton. According to Dean, Bill Clinton’s popularity surpasses
Mark Krikorian Executive Director, Center for Immigration Studies said that the plans to increase deportations in 2016 is a political move to benefit Hillary Clinton on the Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File” on Wednesday. Krikorian said, “This is speculation…but
A few hours after Hillary Clinton’s campaign team was boasting that snow wouldn’t slow them down, four Secret Service agents were seriously injured in a head-on collision that proved fatal for the driver of the other vehicle.
New York Magazine says Donald Trump is not the first candidate to bring up Bill Clinton’s treatment of women but he is the first to make it part of the 2016 conversation.
Washington Post Political Correspondent Anne Gearan stated that Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s campaign is “a bit hamstrung” when it comes to responding to GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump and Clinton’s attempts to “deck” Trump haven’t worked on
Wednesday on Newsmax TV’s “The Steve Malzberg Show,” conservative commentator Pat Buchanan said it was “perfectly valid” for Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump to go after Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton’s husband, former President Bill Clinton. Buchanan said, “If Hillary Clinton
Wednesday in Hilton Head, SC, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton’s husband former president Bill Clinton is a “tremendous” abuser of woman. Trump said, “I love the concept — I love , love, love having a
Breitbart News’ John Nolte had a perceptive piece this weekend on the GOP Establishment having no desire to beat Hillary Clinton or elect Donald Trump. They don’t want to use the most potent issue against Hillary, who is counting on an overwhelming advantage among women: her bullying of the women unlucky enough to be Bill Clinton’s sexual targets.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of “Hardball” on MSNBC, The Washington Post’s Ruth Marcus defended her column declaring Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump to be right in declaring former President Bill Clinton’s “sordid” past to be fair game as he is taking
Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” conservative radio host Lars Larson and liberal commentator Leslie Marshall battled over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump saying Democratic front runner Hillary Clinton’s husband, former president Bill Clinton’s sexual indiscretions are fair game
In filling in for talk show host Rush Limbaugh on Tuesday, conservative commentator Mark Steyn drew a comparison between Bill Cosby, who has lost much of his exposure after allegations that he may have raped numerous have come to the
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” former Gov. Martin O’Malley (D-MD), a candidate for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, discussed the Democratic Party’s debate schedule, which he alleged was designed to benefit the party’s front-runner, Hillary Clinton. “They’re trying to circle
Tuesday on NBC’s “Today,” Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump discussed what appears to be a developing feud between he Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton over accusations of sexism. Trump warned Hillary Clinton’s husband former President Bill Clinton’s “abuse of women,”
Bill Clinton’s conduct toward women is far worse than any of the offensive things that Trump has said.
