White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest repeatedly dodged questions about whether he agreed with Hillary Clinton’s assessment that the economy has “stalled out” on Tuesday. At first, Earnest said that he didn’t see “the entirety” of Hillary’s remarks, but “there
A new poll in Florida shows Democrat former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton trailing the state’s two Republican presidential contenders, Sen. Marco Rubio and former Gov. Jeb Bush.
As Hillary Clinton begins her second run for the Democrat nomination for president, serious questions of corruption while she was Secretary of State continue to circle around her, especially over her connections to millions in donations from foreign governments.
On Tuesday’s “America’s Newsroom” on the Fox News Channel, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) reacted to the allegations that have surfaced in recent days said to be included in the forthcoming book “Clinton Cash” that the Clinton Foundation took money from
On Tuesday’s “America’s Newsroom” on the Fox News Channel, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) reacted to the allegations that have surfaced in recent days said to be included in the forthcoming book “Clinton Cash” that the Clinton Foundation took money from
On Tuesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Media Matters head David Brock took to the camera to answer questions about allegations that the Clinton Foundation took money from foreign countries in the forthcoming book “Clinton Cash” while Hillary Clinton was secretary
The New York Post reports that NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio is trying to position himself to the left of Hillary Clinton, hoping that a groundswell of progressive support will lead to a “Draft de Blasio” movement.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton dodged a question regarding the allegations in the forthcoming book “Clinton Cash” on Monday. In response to a question about the book, Hillary said, “well, we’re back into the political season, and therefore we will
Hillary Rodham Clinton announced her 2016 presidential candidacy just over one week ago, and as the likely frontrunner for the Democratic ticket so far, speculation as to whom she might select as her vice presidential running mate has been on the rise. Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown, Jr. has suggested California’s longest-serving Governor, Jerry Brown–a potential candidate in his own right, according to NBC News’s Chuck Todd, host of Meet the Press.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest dodged pointed questions from reporters on whether donations from foreign countries altered government policy while Hillary Clinton was head of the State Department. He asserted that he wasn’t about to address every “spurious claim” made with “little evidence.”
On Monday’s broadcast of “CBS This Morning,” Tina Brown declined to comment on Clinton Foundation donations, particularly regarding donations from foreign nations that are oppressive to women. Brown, the former editor of Vanity Fair and the Daily Beast, has been a vocal
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton continues her carefully choreographed listening tour across the country, meeting with voters and listening to their concerns.
It is amazing that a former Secretary of State is running for President, with the world in flames due to the blunders of the Administration she used to be part of, at a moment when American voters have elevated foreign policy to one of their top concerns… and yet she has scarcely a word to say on the subject, and the media seems disinclined to ask her about it.
A source close to former HP CEO and likely presidential candidate Carly Fiorina says she will announce whether she will run for president on May Fourth.
On Saturday, the Fox News Channel’s “Justice with Judge Jeanine” host Judge Jeanine Pirro mocked Hillary Clinton for being “on lockdown in her Scooby van.” “The most transparent woman in history is now on lockdown in her Scooby van, and
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker (R) said Hillary Clinton “is the third term of Barack Obama” during a speech in New Hampshire on Friday. Walker declared, “there are some sharp contrasts out there, not just between this president, but Hillary Clinton
During a speech in New Hampshire on Saturday, Louisiana Governor and prospective presidential candidate Bobby Jindal (R) mocked Hillary Clinton for incorrectly stating that all of her grandparents were immigrants. Jindal began his speech by saying, “I want to talk
Senator and presidential candidate Rand Paul (R-KY) mocked Hillary Clinton’s “baggage” during a speech in New Hampshire on Saturday. “I’m starting to worry that when Hillary Clinton travels, there’s going to need to be two planes, one for her and
Senator and presidential candidate Ted Cruz (R-TX) remarked that the Democratic version of New Hampshire’s GOP cattle call is “Hillary Clinton having a conversation with a Chipotle clerk” during a speech in New Hampshire on Saturday. Cruz remarked, “I have
New York Times columnist David Brooks said that Hillary Clinton’s policy platform is “just a blank, open canvas right now” on Friday’s “PBS NewsHour.” Brooks stated that while Hillary is “quite a good candidate.” And “I like the unpretentious rollout,” “I
Columnist Pat Buchanan argued that Hillary Clinton is “vulnerable” to a candidate “who catches a wave,” and Marco Rubio “could catch that wave” on Friday’s “McLaughlin Group.” Buchanan said Hillary’s loss to Obama in 2008 “does show that she’s vulnerable
Prostitutes from Dennis Hof’s Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Mound, Nevada have officially endorsed Hillary Clinton for president. With a new campaign called “Hookers for Hillary,” Hof says his girls will do anything they can to support Hillary. “I’m reaching out
Speaking without notes, and avoiding the podium as all the candidates seem to do, Sen. Rand Paul roamed the stage chatting with the audience during an appearance at a New Hampshire Republican event.
By Friday, more of the secretive machinations used to plan the less than spontaneous meetings with purported “ordinary” Iowans arranged by Hillary Clinton’s campaign have been revealed.
The first fundraising numbers for Hillary Clinton’s White House bid will not be posted until July, but Wall Street took leadership roles in fundraising for both of her New York Senate campaigns, and nine of Mrs. Clinton’s top 20 donor organizations in her 2008 presidential bid were financial services firms. But after six years of a Wall Street donation boycott in retaliation for passing Dodd-Frank, Clinton is the Democrats’ best hope for reviving access to $100s of millions from Wall Street’s firehose of political donations.
