Monday on CNN’s “The Lead With Jake Tapper,” Democratic strategist and now-adviser to the pro-Hillary super PAC, Paul Begala, said Americans should accept the reintroduction of candidate Clinton just like they accept actors like Meryl Streep portraying different fictional roles. When
Karen Finney, Strategic Communications Adviser and Senior Spokeswoman for Hillary for America stated “we are all frustrated at the amount of money…that there is in campaigns” on Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead.” Finney said that the reported $2.5 billion
Former Vermont Governor and DNC Chairman Howard Dean declared that Hillary Clinton is “the only person running with any modicum of foreign policy experience” on Monday’s “MSNBC Live.” After being read a piece in the New York Times about some of the
Monday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” host Andrea Mitchell noted in her campaign announcement video, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did not have any references to her tenure as the nation’s top diplomat. Mitchell said, “I think it’s really interesting as you
Hours after announcing her presidential bid on Sunday, Hillary Clinton resigned from the board of her family’s Clinton Foundation. “While I have cherished my time serving on the board and engaging in the day-to-day work of the Foundation, in order
New York Post columnist and Fox News Contributor Michael Goodwin declared that Hillary Clinton “needs to re-invent herself more often than Madonna” on Monday’s “Fox & Friends.” Goodwin stated that according to one of Hillary’s confidants, “her whole plan was laid
Hollywood’s entertainment and media figures took to Twitter Sunday afternoon to voice their support for Hillary Clinton’s announcement that she will seek the presidency in 2016.
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO and prospective presidential candidate Carly Fiorina accused MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski of reading off “Democratic talking points” on Monday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. First Brzezinski asked why she believes Hillary Clinton doesn’t have a “record of accomplishments”
Bloomberg Politics Managing Editor Mark Halperin said Hillary Clinton would have a “real challenge” humanizing herself given “Mitt Romney couldn’t do it, and I think in some ways, he’s a better political performer” on Monday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. “There’s
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus declared Hillary “about the best person we could possibly hope for” on Monday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. Priebus said that Hillary Clinton’s biggest weakness is “the fact that Americans, the more they get to know Hillary
As Hillary Clinton kicks off her campaign, she’s looking to EMILY’s List to help. But when Boomer Democrats open their wallets to EMILY’s List, they’ll be entrusting their cash to an organization with a pitiful record of success and hopes for outreach to a demographic that, philosophically, no longer shares the “abortion is women’s freedom” value.
New York Magazine’s Jonathan Chait has pronounced the 2016 presidential election over. Hillary will win, Chait says, because of the “emerging Democrat majority” in the American electorate.
Sunday in a 35-second appearance at the end of a two-minute campaign commercial featuring ordinary Americas talking about their dog training and gardening upcoming plans, Hillary Clinton announced she is making a second bid for the White House in 2016.
On Sunday, one mainstream media reporter accused Hillary Clinton’s campaign of feeding talking points to handpicked reporters that will later congeal into favorable conventional wisdom about her campaign. On CNN’s Reliable Sources, Hunter Walker, the Business Insider politics editor who broke
Notably absent from Hillary Clinton’s Sunday video announcement–her husband and former President Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton, who said that he will initially be a “backstage adviser” to Clinton’s campaign, is nowhere to be found in the announcement video, perhaps indicating
Hillary Clinton officially entered the presidential race on Sunday with a video that appeals to President Barack Obama’s coalition that she needs to be as enthusiastic about her as they were about Obama’s campaigns. “I’m getting ready to do something
The mainstream media may or may not give her a pass, but today was the first day of Hillary Clinton’s run for the White House in 2016, and it was a massive communications failure.
ABC’s George Stephanopoulos, MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough, and a half-dozen reporters from CNN were reportedly among the media elites that attended an off-the-record New York dinner with Hillary Clinton’s advisers on Friday evening ahead of her Sunday campaign announcement.
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, the campaign manager for Hillary Clinton’s 2000 senate run, declined to endorse Mrs,. Clinton’s 2016 presidential bid saying he is waiting to see her “vision.” “I think like
Some in Brooklyn aren’t “ready for Hillary.” And they’re making their opinion known.
Ahead of Hillary Clinton’s presidential announcement on Sunday, former Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee took a page out of Barack Obama’s 2008 playbook and attacked Clinton’s Iraq vote while also declaring that Clinton had “precious few” accomplishment as secretary of
On Sunday, Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Reince Priebus declared that nobody will unite Republicans more than Hillary Clinton. On CBS’s Face the Nation, Priebus sent a message to Democrats ahead of Clinton’s Sunday formal presidential announcement: Bring on Hillary.
Hillary Clinton supporters are reportedly aiming to raise $2.5 billion for her 2016 presidential bid. According to a New York Times report, Clinton’s campaign will likely “cost more than any presidential bid waged before,” with her supporters “looking to raise as
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” former Gov. Lincoln Chafee (D-RI), who once was a Republican, an independent before becoming a Democrat, and is now a candidate for the 2016 Democratic nomination took aim at former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Chafee slammed
Hillary finished third in Iowa the last time around, trailing a then-obscure senator named Barack Obama and a soon-to-be-disgraced former senator named John Edwards. This time, whether or not she faces any real competition, she’s prepared to pander properly to Iowans.
