In an appearance on CNN’s “The Lead” on Wednesday, New York Times columnist David Brooks, author of the new book “The Road to Character,” offered his thoughts on the way the 2016 presidential race is shaping up and how he
The foreign ministers of both Germany and France offered strong praise for Hillary Clinton after she announced her presidential campaign.
MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts and Joy Reid noted that Hillary Clinton had undergone a politically convenient evolution on same-sex marriage on Wednesday’s “MSNBC Live.” Roberts pointed out that Clinton’s statement that she hopes the Supreme Court will rule that same-sex marriage
Hillary Clinton’s son-in-law Marc Mezvinsky is a hedge fund manager for Eaglevale Partners, LP—although he may not be a very skilled one. Mezvinsky married Chelsea Clinton, Bill and Hillary’s daughter, in 2010.
Do we really want a president who is so out of touch and thoughtless that she thinks it is appropriate to eat a burrito while traveling across the country with four others in a van? During the first day of
Like all efforts to measure true popularity and influence using Internet hits, it’s interesting and relevant, because we live in the social media era, but such popularity is also fickle and easily faked. It seems like most politicians have tumbled to the idea of building up “Astroturf” political support, so they can brag about impressive numbers of Twitter followers and Facebook friends.
Wednesday, as Hillary continued a series of campaign events specifically designed to avoid a media that is not at all pressuring her to answer questions, Hillary flip-flopped on the issue of same sex marriage without a single headline or cable
How old is Hillary Clinton? When the next president is sworn in January of 2017, Hillary Clinton will be just a few months younger than our oldest president, Ronald Reagan, was at his first inauguration. Hillary will also be in
Wednesday on MSNBC’s “The Rundown With José Díaz-Balart,” editorial director of the AOL Huffington Post Media Group Howard Fineman said former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton needs to come up with specific proposals that can be reported on instead of
Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus said Hillary Clinton’s campaign video was “substance-free,” and her campaign has been “semi-close to that” on Wednesday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” on MSNBC. “I understand what Hillary Clinton is trying to do…the campaign wants to hear from
If we’re going to disband Congress and abandon the separation of powers in favor of imperial rule with term limits for the despot, then let’s do it, formally and with our eyes open, following a frank debate about the pros and cons.
NBC News White House Correspondent Kristen Welker reported that concerns over Hillary Clinton’s emails are “resonating with voters” in Iowa on Wednesday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. Welker stated, “as for that New York Times story [regarding Hillary’s emails]…I can tell that
Here’s the thing, reporters: it’s your job to remind Americans that Hillary’s under a thick cloud of scandal, and may end up under indictment, for running the off-the-books email server she was plugged into with that BlackBerry. It’s your job to remind American voters, over and over again, that Clinton jeopardized national security and deliberately violated transparency laws by doing this.
Talk radio host and author of “The Liberty Amendments,” Mark Levin argued that Hillary Clinton believes in the government “spending like drunken Marxists” on Tuesday. Levin said, “[Hillary] also supports free community college. I’m thinking to myself, free community college,
On Tuesday’s broadcast of “With All Due Respect” on Bloomberg Television, GOP strategist Mary Matalin explained why former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would be the preferred opponent for Republicans come Election Day 2016 in the contest for the White
Representative and DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) said that Hillary Clinton is “going to be challenged” and listed Lincoln Chafee, Martin O’Malley, Joe Biden, and Jim Webb as competitors to Hillary on Tuesday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel.
As the New York Post points out, the Clinton camp is already fuming over New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s refusal to endorse her when pressed in a recent interview.
Bloomberg Politics Managing Editor John Heilemann argued Hillary Clinton would be “as much of a hypocrite about it as Barack Obama” if she sticks to her position on campaign finance on Tuesday’s “With All Due Respect.” “The only one [position]
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) said that if he runs for president, he will beat Hillary Clinton in an interview set to broadcast on Tuesday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show.” Christie declared, “if I run, I will beat her.” He added
Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) said former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s attempt to reintroduce herself as the champion who will change the balance of power toward everyday Americans is “laughable.” McConnell said, “Let me say this about
MSNBC host Ed Schultz defended Hillary Clinton’s Chipotle visit and refusal to talk to any voters inside the restaurant on Tuesday’s “MSNBC Live.” “The criticism that Hillary has had about going into a Chipotle and not talking to people, that
There is a nagging suspicion that Hillary Clinton’s campaign suffers from narcissism. It’s the kind of suspicion that is hard to prove, but is nonetheless palpable every time the campaign releases a video.
As recently announced 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s so-called “Mystery Machine” van arrived in Monticello, IA for her first campaign appearance at Kirkwood Community College, MSNBC’s camera caught several members of the media covering the event chasing that arriving van.
Former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton is “hiding” from the American people with a deliberately underwhelming and stage crafted rollout, Republican National Committee (RNC) chairman Reince Priebus told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview on Tuesday morning.
Columnist Charles Krauthammer predicted that Hillary Clinton has less than a 50% chance of winning the presidency, and would be “easily beaten” by a “dynamic” Republican on Monday’s “O’Reilly Factor” on the Fox News Channel. “I don’t expect her to
