Friday marks 26 days since Clinton formally announced she is running for president, but she has yet to do a formal interview with national media, extending her own record as the presidential candidate who’s waited longest in modern history.
Hillary Clinton’s first California fundraising tour since announcing for president raked in $800,00 for a mere 15-minute speech in Pacific Palisades today. It was part of a $3 million single-day haul for the Democratic Party frontrunner, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Hollywood
In the wake of the revelations of Peter Schweizer’s new book, Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich, even such stalwart liberal Democratic advocates as the New York Times editorial page, the Washington Post editorial page, Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus, and Daily Beast columnist Eleanor Clift are all distancing themselves from the Clintons.
During his Thursday radio talk show, host Rush Limbaugh asked why the Clintons can get away with blaming their accountant for The Clinton Foundation taking major foreign donations from foreign governments, why can Tom Brady not get away with just
The transparency standards for an NFL quarterback rising higher than for the Secretary of State surely speaks to the bread-and-circuses quality of modern America.
In a political debacle of her own creation, Clinton now finds herself in a position where, in order to prove that she was not beholden to Uranium One executives for donations made to the Clinton Foundation prior to the CFIUS approval of the sale of their business to a company owned by the Russian government, she is now beholden to the authoritarian leader of that same Russian government.
Like countless people before him, Frank Giustra’s first meeting with Bill Clinton was a life-altering event indelibly etched in his memory. “We hit it off right away,” Giustra recalls. “We hit it off for a whole number of reasons. We had a very similar upbringing. We had similar interests in books. Pretty soon, we were having a great conversation. I think he liked me.”
Now that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is embracing a path to citizenship and expansion of Barack Obama’s amnesty for illegal immigrants, the RNC is highlighting her previous position on illegals.
Thursday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” The Washington Post’s David Ignatius said he sees no way Hillary Clinton can escape the coming questions about her email server during her bid for president. After watching a clip of a State Department official
By attempting to downplay the role the Department of State played in approving the Uranium One-ARMZ transaction which financially benefited Uranium One executives who had contributed millions of dollars to the Clinton Foundation, the Clinton campaign has, instead, unwittingly put itself on the defensive again.
Several pieces of artwork critical of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton have appeared around Los Angeles and Beverly Hills ahead of a trio of pricey fundraisers the candidate will attend this week.
Hillary Clinton continues to dodge direct media questions as she jets off for her first official fundraising trip to the Bay Area since quietly making her campaign for President official.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest says the Obama administration is pleased Hillary Clinton would stand up to critics of Obama’s actions, but asserted that Obama “absolutely” went as far as he legally could to help illegal immigrants.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a likely GOP presidential candidate, is slamming Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee, over her new immigration agenda. Walker calls the platform, rolled out yesterday in Nevada, a “full embrace of amnesty.”
Wednesday on CNN’s “New Day,” while discussing a new NBC-Wall Street Journal poll showing only 25 percent of Americans rate Hillary Clinton as “honest and straightforward,” “Inside Politics,” host John King said that is “the equivalent of a five-alarm fire”
With hundreds of thousands of parents refusing the Common Core-aligned tests for their children, Wall Street Journal contributor Jason Riley says the “soccer mom” opt-out movement has the momentum and is determined to win its fight.
It has been 24 days since Hillary Rodham Clinton entered the presidential race, but she has yet to do a sit-down interview with national media, as Breitbart News first reported. Clinton has only answered seven questions, according to the National Journal.
Tuesday, Bloomberg Politics’ Mark Halperin fact-checked Hillary Clinton’s campaign website’s “Clinton Cash” fact-check video. Halperin mocked Clinton campaign press secretary Brian Fallon’s video as having “lots of cherry picking” and “misdirection.” Follow Pam Key on Twitter @pamkeyNEN
MARRAKESH, Morocco — Bill and Chelsea Clinton are convening foreign leaders here at a lush golf resort set in a palm grove this week to showcase their foundation’s charitable work. But the conference also highlights new controversies engulfing the Clinton family’s vast philanthropic enterprises as Hillary Rodham Clinton begins her presidential campaign.
Former Republican Gov. Mike Huckabee launched his 2016 bid for the Republican nomination here on Tuesday, almost a decade after he ended his tenure as governor—a position in which he served from 1996 until 2007, when he launched a bid for the White House in the 2008 election.
May 5, 2015 Clinton Cash gets released Tuesday, and Hillary Clinton’s campaign is going on the offensive to undercut the book and discredit its author before the message ever reaches readers’ hands.
Hillary Clinton will endorse a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants during a campaign stop at a Nevada high school Tuesday, according to reports.
It has been 24 days – more than three weeks – since Clinton announced her bid for president, yet she still has not spoken to national media about her campaign or to address the controversies she is facing. Breitbart News previously reported this is a record for presidential candidates in recent history.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) commented on reports that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has agreed she will testify before Congress’ Select Committee on Benghazi later this month. According to the Wisconsin senator,
Recent revelations lead one to wonder not so much whether Hillary Clinton can win the Democratic nomination for president, but whether she can stay on the right side of the law.
