Former President George W. Bush jokingly referred to Hillary Clinton as his “sister-in-law” and said his brother, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, could defeat her in a potential 2016 presidential contest. W. often calls Bill Clinton his “brother from another
Let us now praise famous men. This line from Ecclesiasticus 44:1 today finds human form in one Anthony Charles Lynton Blair. Last week the former prime minister was presented with something called the Global Legacy Award by the Save the
Emails between Hillary Clinton’s handlers and UCLA administrators reveal that the Clinton team micromanages her $300,000 appearances–down to the count of lemon wedges, color of stage armchairs, and type of cushions she uses in those chairs. The emails, obtained by
A prominent Democrat activist was indicted for allegedly having sex with a 15-year-old boy. The suspect, 66-year-old Terrence Patrick Bean, was a co-founder of Human Rights Campaign, which takes a pro-abortion stance. The alleged abuse occurred in 2013 in Eugene, Oregon, according to The Orgonian. No further
Friday on Newsmax TV’s “MidPoint,” Rep. Matt Salmon (R-AZ) said that he agreed with Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer, which is that President Barack Obama’s proposed executive order amnesty would be an impeachable offense, but he also agrees with Mr.
Earlier this week on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” former President Bill Clinton joked he wished he could get away with murder like they do on the popular TV series “Scandal” and “House of Cards,” saying, “so little time so many
Former President Bill Clinton has announced his next big television appearance in Hollywood, in which he will appear on the Queen Latifah Show this coming Friday. According to the Hollywood Reporter, this marks the first time the Queen has had
Tuesday on NBC’s “Today” show on Tuesday, during Jenna Bush Hager interview with her father and grandfather, former Presidents George W. and George H.W. Bush, the friendship with former rival President Bill Clinton was discussed. Bush talked about his unlikely
On Friday’s broadcast of “Fox & Friends,” Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) picked up where he left off on election night in attacking former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton. Paul continued to hammer the
Obama took to the podium on Wednesday after the midterm elections and made it clearer than ever that he lives in his own universe. Americans sent the message loud and clear that they reject his policies and the Democrat platform
Former President Bill Clinton appeared with Georgia Democratic Senate nominee Michelle Nunn on Friday, calling a vote for the former Senator’s daughter a “progress vote” while saying a vote for her opponent, Republican nominee David Perdue, is a “protest vote.”
NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — Hillary Rodham Clinton is thanking the voters of New Hampshire for teaching her about “grit and determination” during her 2008 campaign and urging them to help fellow Democrats in Tuesday’s midterm elections. The potential 2016 Democratic
Like President Barack Obama, former basketball great Michael Jordan is a big fan of the links. While he loves golf, Jordan doesn’t seem to think much about how Obama plays the game. In fact, in a recent interview, Jordan slammed
Now that Barack Obama is persona non grata at rallies for Democratic candidates around the country, those candidates are turning to former president Bill Clinton to help them squeak out tight victories in November. Clinton made appearances around California on
In the final part (part one is here) of our interview with CNN’s Sally Kohn, Breitbart New asks questions the media dare never ask Democrats: Do we really want an alleged sexual predator as America’s first First Gentleman? Where would
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — Video captured by C-SPAN in 1996 shows George Stephanopoulos, then a “senior adviser” to President Bill Clinton, accepting on Clinton’s behalf the endorsement of then Democratic state Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, among others. A smiling Stephanopoulos says
With less than one week until the midterm elections, Former President Bill Clinton will be in Sacramento County on Wednesday, rallying support behind Democrat Rep. Ami Bera who is seeking reelection in California’s 7th district. Clinton will be appearing with
When it comes to backpedaling, the Clintons are well known for some of the most creative spin. Former President Bill Clinton told his fellow Americans he “did not have sexual relations with that woman” in one instance and in
To set the stage for why the country needs Hillary Clinton to be the next president, Democrats are trying to force-feed Americans a “war on women” pablum, when such a war–as they present it–does not exist. For the real “war
It made big news recently when the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee announced it was pulling its ads out of Kentucky, where Alison Lundergan Grimes had been thought to have a good shot at knocking off incumbent Republican and Minority Leader, Mitch
Neither Barack Obama, nor another prominent Democrat, “Louisiana’s 6th Congressional District, former governor and federal felon Edwin W. Edwards,” managed to show up at what was billed as a large Louisiana event for Democrat Mary Landrieu, yesterday. While Landrieu appears to be
On ABC’s “The View” on Tuesday, Rosie O’Donnell expressed her displeasure with former President Bill Clinton’s presidential misdeeds while in office, despite them having took place decades before. With the reemergence of Monica Lewinsky in recent days, “The View” discussed
Monday at the Forbes “Under 30 Summit” in Philadelphia, Monica Lewinsky, the former White House intern whose affair with then-President Bill Clinton eventually resulted in impeachment proceedings, addressed the scandal and the damage it did in her life. Lewinsky said,
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Candidates in Kentucky’s combative U.S. Senate race are bringing in outside help with two weeks to go as Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes will campaign with Bill Clinton on Tuesday and a trio of Republican congressmen will
On Sunday’s broadcast of ABC’s “This Week,” New York Times columnist Paul Krugman declared President Barack Obama to be one the most consequential presidents in modern U.S. history, even more so than his predecessor, Bill Clinton. Partial transcript as follows:
