The Hill Associate Editor A.B. Stoddard stated that Hillary Clinton needs to win Democrats who are “disgusted” with their own party and “willing to vote for Republicans” on Monday’s “On the Record” on the Fox News Channel. Stoddard said, “There are
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been caught in another lie regarding her private email accounts that she used during her tenure at the agency. Though her lawyer David Kendall told the House Select Benghazi Committee that Clinton’s “hrod17@clintonemail.com”
Monday at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), a 2016 Republican presidential candidate, discussed the mass incarceration as a result of President Bill Clinton’s 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act and said he would like to
A new Defense Intelligence Agency Memo dated September 12, 2012 demonstrates that high-ranking U.S. officials were aware of claims by an Al Qaeda affiliate that the Benghazi attack was planned 10 or more days in advance.
Bloomberg’s “With All Due Respect” hosts John Heilemann and Mark Halperin argued that Hillary Clinton is “wrong” to avoid the press because “there’s a lot of unhappy topics” on Monday. Halperin said that while “she is talking to voters about
Monday in a home of her supporters in Mason City, IA, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a candidate for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, made remarks about her media availability as far as it applies to her connecting with the
Jeb Bush’s for-profit education company reportedly paid Hillary Clinton $225,000 for a speech in March of last year. According to a report in The Intercept, Academic Partnerships, the education group Bush invested in and on whose board he sat until
Gov. Scott Walker, a likely 2016 Republican contender, said he will not be able to go toe-to-toe with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush in terms of financial resources in a hypothetical contest between the two for the Republican nomination. But he says that won’t matter, if he’s got “a good message and a good strategy.”
CNN Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger argued that the small number of questions Hillary Clinton has taken from the press looks “a little entitled” on Monday’s “Wolf” Senior Washington Correspondent Jeff Zeleny said that Hillary wasn’t just facing criticism from
With Hillary Clinton rapidly approaching a month since she answered a question from a reporter, her allies are working to push back on the idea that she is ducking the press.
Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State when President Obama pulled American troops out of Iraq, leaving the country a security vacuum quickly exploited by ISIS in the west and Iran in the east.
Hillary Clinton hasn’t answered a real question from the media in almost a month. Naturally, professional political journalists, like the ones at the NY Times, are lashing out… at Republicans.
New York Times political reporter Nick Confessore argued that Hillary Clinton’s presidential run “doesn’t feel like a real campaign” on Monday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. “I don’t know, it’s like watching an armored car through Iowa. It doesn’t feel like a
Hillary Clinton is reportedly running “as the most liberal Democratic presidential front-runner in decades” because she is projecting that minorities will comprise a whopping 31% of the 2016 general election electorate. According to a Washington Post report, Clinton’s campaign is
Bill Clinton’s Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Henry Cisneros believes that Hillary Clinton’s campaign is intent on picking current HUD secretary Julian Castro as her running mate. “What I am hearing in Washington, including from people in Hillary Clinton’s
During Sunday’s “America’s News HQ” on Fox News Channel, economist and author Ben Stein appeared as a guest to discuss former Yale schoolmate Hillary Clinton and her campaign as a champion of the middle class. According to Stein, Clinton’s campaign
Sunday on CBS’s “Face The Nation,” former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s practice of keeping her email server at home while doing official State Department communications is “a concern” and a “risky way
On Sunday’s broadcast of CBS’s “Face the Nation,” former Reagan speechwriter and current columnist for The Wall Street Journal Peggy Noonan weighed in on the stumbles of Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush. Noonan acknowledged Bush had a difficult week, but
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,’ New York Times Pentagon correspondent Helene Cooper said, it was “perplexing” as to why so far in her 2016 presidential bid, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is “making a lot of the same
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” former ABC anchor Carole Simpson and one-time ABC regular Jeff Greenfield weighed in on George Stephanopoulos not disclosing his donations to the Clinton Foundation while reporting on it and said they were both “dumbfounded” by Stephanopoulos’ actions. Simpson
Sunday on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” while adrressing the growing questions over Hillary Clinton Media silence Washington Post columnist David Ignatius said Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton is “running scared.” Ignatius said, “She is, I wrote this week, playing a
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” “Clinton Cash” author Peter Schweizer discussed the controversy surrounding ABC News “This Week” moderator and “Good Morning America” co-host George Stephanopoulos not disclosing donations to the Clinton Foundations while reporting on it and said ABC is in “cover-up mode,” for their
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” while discussing the brewing controversy over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton not taking questions from the media while running for president, long-time ABC News personality Cokie Roberts said, “I don’t think anybody votes on whether
People ticked off with George Stephanopoulos took to Twitter this week to demand his resignation.
On his Sunday broadcast of ABC’s “This Week,” host George Stephanopoulos reiterated an apology he had made days earlier while hosting “Good Morning America.” Stephanopoulos explained to “This Week” viewers he had given money to the Clinton Foundation and should
