Media Matters Senior Fellow Eric Boehlert argued that there was “massive misogyny within the mainstream media” during a discussion of Hillary Clinton on Saturday’s “Up with Steve Kornacki” on MSNBC. Mother Jones DC Editor David Corn remarked “one reason they lost
Mother Jones DC Editor and MSNBC Analyst David Corn said that Hillary Clinton’s e-mail use was different from Jeb Bush’s and that Clinton’s defenders were saying things that are “not true” in Clinton’s defense on Saturday’s “Up with Steve Kornacki.” “I
A new McClatchy-Marist College poll has Hillary Clinton leading Senator Rand Paul by 11 points, 51 to 40, while Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker comes closest to Hillary out of all Republicans in the survey.
Amid controversy over having taken money from foreign governments while Hillary Clinton served as Secretary of State, former Clinton U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Donna Shalala will be taking over at the Clinton Foundation.
HBO host Bill Maher dismissed Hillary Clinton’s e-mails as a “fake” scandal on Friday’s “Real Time.” Maher began his opening monologue by saying that the past week was “a week of a lot of fake scandals and one real one.”
Fox News Media Analyst Howard Kurtz predicted that Hillary Clinton’s reported strategy of waiting for the media to abandon the story on her e-mails wouldn’t work on Friday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel. “If Hillary thinks that stalling and
Columnist Charles Krauthammer said that “early onset Clinton fatigue” is already hitting on Friday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel. “I think her problem is that she can’t run on her record. She can’t — I mean ask yourself
State Department Deputy Spokesperson Marie Harf criticized a reporter for “fact-checking me live and instantaneously during my press briefing” on Friday. After Harf said “each individual employee has a responsibility under the federal regulations to preserve their own records, with
An unusual nexus of mining interests, relief work in Haiti, and a former U.S. first family is raising new ethics questions that could affect Hillary Clinton’s presidential ambitions.
Contrary to claims made a State Department spokeswoman, Hillary Clinton’s emails were not requested as part of some records-keeping process. They were requested after officials at the State Department realized they needed the documents to respond to information requests from the Benghazi Select Committee. If not for the Committee’s request, it’s unlikely the public would have learned about Hillary’s private email server.
Friday on Bloomberg Television’s “Market Makers,” senior adviser to President Barack Obama, Valerie Jarrett, declined to defend former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for exclusively emailing all official State Department business using her private email account with private servers maintained
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest hints that President Obama probably found out about the Hillary Clinton email scandal from the media.
Hillary Clinton knew that her home-based email server violated the standards of the very sensitive department she headed. Yet she used it anyway, for four years. Reporters might want to ask why.
A fine piece of reporting from Jennifer Epstein of Bloomberg Politics informs us that Hillary Clinton has a pretty brilliant strategy to get her out of her current email scandal: Wait for America’s unbiased, objective, not-at-all liberal media to bail
Conservatives, long used to the media protecting the Clintons at all costs, are puzzled by the fact that journalists seem to be pouncing on the latest scandal involving Hillary Clinton’s offsite email server. As Clinton scandals go, this hardly seems the worst. It seems that federal laws may have been broken–but they may not have been. (The Wall Street Journal concluded, bizarrely, that the private email system “was legal while she served as the nation’s top diplomat.”) Why the sudden interest?
Talk radio host and author of “The Liberty Amendments,” Mark Levin declared that Hillary Clinton’s emails are “an Obama scandal” on Thursday. “This is an Obama scandal,” Levin said of the firestorm over Clinton’s use of a private e-mail. Levin
If history is any indication, we could be finally reading Hillary Clinton’s secretive personal emails sometime after the 2016 election. The law responsible for permitting the public to demand access to undisclosed information, the Freedom of Information Act, is a notorious bureaucratic snail.
Sunlight Foundation Policy Director John Wonderlich said that Hillary Clinton’s use of her private e-mail was “far more egregious” than other scandals involving e-mail use on Thursday’s broadcast of “The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell” on MSNBC. “Imagine a cabinet
The Hillary Clinton email scandal refuses to go away. New revelations about the rules and regulations in place during her tenure in office will seemingly make it harder to explain her choice to run a private email server from her home in New York rather than using a government account.
Thursday on ABCs “World News with David Muir,” chief White House correspondent Jonathan Karl said a “senior state department official ” told ABC news former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was violating policy for all four years she served, because
Media Matters CEO and Chairman David Brock said that he would be “angry” if he was Hillary Clinton on Thursday’s “Ed Show” on MSNBC. After host Ed Schultz asked Brock if Hillary was “fuming inside” over the controversy regarding her e-mails,
CNN’s “The Lead” anchor Jake Tapper undermined Hillary Clinton’s suggestion that she wants the public to see all her emails on Thursday. He stated, “it used to be the Friday news dump, now it’s the tweet just before midnight. Hillary
Former South Carolina Democratic Party Chairman Dick Harpootlian, who is urging Vice President Joe Biden to run for president, wondered “who the hell’s running this campaign?” In a discussion of Hillary Clinton’s e-mails on Thursday’s broadcast of “The Lead” on
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) stated that “I don’t think it’s all bad to consider that [Hillary Clinton] would be the nominee” on Thursday’s “Sean Hannity Show.” Paul said that Clinton’s actions before the attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi, Libya
In a decision that took place while Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State, the Department’s Inspector General issued a blistering report on the behavior of the US Ambassador to Kenya which included the ambassador’s ill-advised use of private email accounts.
