Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) responded to former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s anticipated announcement that she is running for president via social media by asking, “Is she trying to hide this thing?”
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” referring to the disastrous attempt of the Coca-Cola Company to replace the original formula in the 1980s, conservative talk show host Hugh Hewitt said Hillary Clinton’s attempts to re-brand herself will be a another
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week With George Stephanopoulos,” chief White House correspondent Jon Karl highlighted the fallout from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s email scandal as the greatest hurtle on her path to wining the presidency. Karl said,”Her popularity
Sunday on CNN’s “Inside Politics,” host John King said the email scandal is not over as he finds it “personally inexcusable” Hillary Clinton did not have an independent review of her server King said, “About e-mails…she still has some explaining
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” suggested slogans for Jeb Bush’s and Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaigns during their “Weekend Update” segment. Anchor Colin Jost said that the new season of HBO’s “Game of Thrones” “focuses on a woman from a once-powerful family
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” previewed Hillary Clinton’s upcoming presidential announcement in their cold open. First, one of Hillary’s assistants suggests Hillary should tape her announcement video on her phone so it would be “more personal and intimate.” Hillary then warms
As Hillary Clinton prepares for her big announcement and her first trip to Iowa as a candidate, some of her rivals are already ahead of her in the Hawkeye State.
CHICAGO (AP) — Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential campaign will center on boosting economic security for the middle class and expanding opportunities for working families, while casting the former senator and secretary of state as a “tenacious fighter” able to get results, two senior advisers said Saturday.
Columnist and author of “Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican,” Ann Coulter said Hillary Clinton planned to announce her presidential candidacy on social media so she didn’t have to decide which “dialect” to speak in on Saturday’s “Justice with
On Saturday, the Fox News Channel’s “Justice with Judge Jeanine” host Judge Jeanine Pirro said Hillary Clinton ” is only out for herself.” “I want someone who says what she means and means what she says, I want someone who
An overwhelming majority of Democrats and independents want Hillary Clinton to face a “serious” primary challenger. Clinton will formally enter the 2016 presidential contest on Sunday, and a Bloomberg poll conducted April 6-8 found that 72% of Democrats and independents
Two prominent Democrat insiders not affiliated with the Clintons think Hillary Clinton’s nomination is inevitable. Clinton will officially enter the 2016 contest on Sunday and is without a serious challenger. Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, whom the Clintons have
On the eve of Hillary Clinton’s official entrance into the 2016 presidential contest, President Barack Obama on Saturday said that she would be an “excellent president.” Obama said Clinton was “formidable” in 2008 and a “great supporter of mine in the
No doubt in preparation for her anticipated official campaign announcement on Sunday, Hillary Clinton released a somewhat new epilogue for the paperback version of Hard Choices, which the Huffington Post was undoubtedly more than happy to publish.
New York Times columnist David Brooks said Hillary Clinton is short on “imagination” on Friday’s “PBS NewsHour.” “If you were the candidate, you would rather have no opposition, but I do think it makes you a better candidate. We’ve covered these
Former Senator and Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee (D) seemed to announce he was running for president, declaring “I’m going to run on my own record, and I’ll run on Senator Clinton’s record, and we’ll have a lively debate in
Mother Jones DC Editor David Corn predicted Hillary Clinton will “throw Obama under the bus” on foreign policy on Saturday’s “Up with Steve Kornacki” on MSNBC. New York Times Political Correspondent Patrick Healy said that the Republican Party’s recent ad against
Presumptive Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is on the record in regards to transparency. Unfortunately for her, a new Bloomberg item points out that’s not quite the case.
Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley said that “people want new leaders” in an interview broadcast on Friday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel. “History’s full of examples where the inevitable frontrunner’s inevitable right up until they’re no longer inevitable.
On Friday, Bloomberg Politics published a piece with the shocking revelation that Nancy Reagan was endorsing Hillary Clinton. But it wasn’t long before the news website had to admit that it had been hoaxed. Their Nancy Reagan was a fake.
MSNBC’s “Hardball” host Chris Matthews argued that Hillary Clinton has “struggled…to define her legacy as Secretary of State” on Friday. “Hillary Clinton has struggled, of course, to define her legacy as Secretary of State” he stated before playing clips of
Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld argued Hillary Clinton’s “gender-specific” campaign is “insulting to women” on Friday’s broadcast of “The Five.” After playing a clip of Hillary asking “don’t you someday want to see a woman President of the United
Friday in Nashville, TN, at the 2015 NRA annual meeting, Executive Vice President of the NRA Wayne LaPierre went after former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, saying a Clinton presidency “will bring permanent darkness, despair to America,” with endless controversies
Hillary Clinton’s upcoming run at the White House will reportedly have a unified backing from Hollywood Democrats, who were divided in their support between Hillary and eventual nominee Barack Obama in 2008.
MSNBC host Ed Schultz declared “we really don’t know where Hillary Clinton stands” on a whole host of issues and that her being silent is “kind of par for the course” on Thursday. “Hillary Clinton’s reputation, or position as the
