Former Vermont Governor Howard Dean argued that it is Hillary Clinton’s “prerogative” whether the media gets to see all of her emails on Wednesday’s “Morning Joe.” Dean said, “It is true the media really wants to see everything, and they have
A group of Iowa Democrats could not name an accomplishment by Hillary Clinton during her time at the State Department in a Bloomberg Politics/Purple Strategies focus group broadcast on Wednesday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. After group leader Mark Halperin asked
Hillary Clinton has hired DREAMer Lorella Praeli to be her Latino outreach director. According to NBC News, Praeli “will also be one of the campaign’s surrogates with the press on Latino issues.” Praeli, who received temporary amnesty under President Barack
On Tuesday evening, the House Select Benghazi Committee issued a subpoena for Hillary Clinton adviser Sidney Blumenthal to testify on June 3 before the committee. According to a Reuters report, the subpoena “is dated Monday but carries a notation indicating
In an appearance on Tuesday’s broadcast of Hannity, Mark Steyn, co-author of “Climate Change: The Fact,” railed against the presidential candidacy of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Steyn decried Clinton’s pass from the media and suggested the candidacy of
Sen. Marco Rubio’s interview with Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday was supposedly a disaster for the GOP presidential candidate.
CNN host Jake Tapper declared “the press corps needs to be unified” to get answers on the “legitimate” questions regarding Hillary Clinton’s relationship with Sidney Blumenthal on Tuesday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show.” After hearing Hillary’s response to questioning about her relationship
National Journal Senior Political Columnist and Editorial Director Ron Fournier stated that Hillary Clinton and her team don’t realize “we have this funny, little thing called the Internet, and now we have 300 million reporters” on Tuesday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show.” Fournier
Snoop Dogg is ready for Hillary.
Tuesday on Bloomberg Network’s “With All Due Respect,” in a segment about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her relationship with Sidney Blumenthal, particularly as reports that the two exchanged emails about business interests in Libya during her tenure at the State
No Demoocrat seems willing to commit to much, yet. But if Hillary Clinton survives her scandals, Elizabeth Warren isn’t going to marginalize herself in the party by acting obstinate. She knows Democrat voters will march out for whoever the Party candidate is, whether alleged populist rising stars endorse them or not… but if the Party candidate goes on to defeat, they’ll be looking for scapegoats.
More than a decade ago, Bill Clinton spotted a political star in the making, someone he predicted would go from a big-city mayor to a national leader – maybe even to the White House. “I won’t be surprised if you go all the way,” Clinton wrote in a 2002 letter to Baltimore’s mayor, Martin O’Malley.
Economist and actor Ben Stein said that he favors a higher income tax and that free college for the “genuinely poor, for those who are genuinely disciplined and hard-working” is “a great idea” on Tuesday’s “Your World with Neil Cavuto”
Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) cited a quotation from Hillary Clinton in a speech on the Senate floor against one of the provisions in TPP that she was seeking to block with an amendment on Tuesday. Warren, arguing in favor of an
A former Clinton fundraiser committed $6 million dollars to the founding of the Hillary Clinton School of Journalism, made under the umbrella of the Clinton Global Initiative an offshoot of the Clinton Foundation — but the project was renamed”Hillary Rodham Clinton Nursing School” with no explanation a few years later.
You have to hand it to Hillary Clinton for focusing on not repeating the same 2008 mistakes she made that cost her the Democratic presidential nomination to then-Senator Barack Obama.
Washington Post reporter Chris Cillizza stated that there would be “death by a thousand cuts” if there is a “rolling release” of Hillary Clinton’s emails on Tuesday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” on MSNBC. USA Today Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page said, “Here’s the
Tuesday in Cedar Falls, IA after a small campaign event, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a 2016 Democratic presidential candidate, took a few questions from the press after avoiding the media for nearly a month. Responses as follows: On Iraq,
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “The Rundown With José Díaz-Balart,” host José Díaz-Balart discussed the concern from some media outlets over 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s refusal to take on the press. He asked, “How much is this just the press just whining?
A whopping 51 House Republicans are publicly pressuring IRS Commissioner John Koskinen to investigate Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Clinton Foundation tax status, signing onto a letter organized by Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) that pushes for such an investigation.
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough said George Stephanopoulos humiliated ABC News when he played “judge” during his interview with “Clinton Cash” author Peter Schweizer. But Scarborough said they will do nothing about it because of Stephanopoulos’ $105 million contract.
Tuesday marks 37 days since Hillary Rodham Clinton launched her bid for the White House, but she still hasn’t done a formal sit down interview with national media, nor answered questions from the press.
From the Washington Post: DECATURVILLE, Tenn. — Ricky Mullins was sitting in his granddad’s living room, watching the World Series, when the station cut to commercial and his face popped up on the TV. There was a sign that said
“Clinton Cash” author Peter Schweizer argued George Stephanopoulos’ behavior is worse than Brian Williams’ on Monday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. Earlier, Schweizer said of Stephanopoulos, “He certainly knew that he had donated to the Clinton Foundation and he also knew
On Monday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer sounded off on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s absence from media scrutiny, particularly as Republican presidential candidates are getting quizzed about the Iraq war
