Former Virginia Senator and potential 2016 presidential candidate Jim Webb blasted left-wing activists for reflexively using the race card and using white working-class males as a “whipping post” in electoral politics. Yahoo News noted that though Democrats are losing white
Those familiar with what was once referred to as “Clinton, Inc.” are already pointing to Team Hillary as the source behind a political hit on potential Hillary challenger Democrat Jim Webb.
On Monday’s broadcast of Bloomberg Television’s “With All Due Respect,” Bloomberg Washington correspondent Josh Green discussed the politics of an improving economy with co-host John Heilemann. According to Green, the direction of the economy will not only have an impact on President
As former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton prepares her expected campaign for president, a new Gallup poll has good news for her: she is the “most admired woman” in America.
A new CNN/ORC poll finds former Florida Governor Jeb Bush with a 10-point lead over New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and a 16-point advantage over Dr. Ben Carson among CNN’s sample of 453 individuals who it dubbed Republicans.
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week with George Stephanopoulos,” ABC News chief White House correspondent Jonathan Karl said Hillary Clinton “seemed a little out of touch” during her book tour in 2014. Karl said, “For Mrs. Clinton, 2014 didn’t go exactly
Hillary Clinton appears to be attempting to short-circuit any challenge from her political left by using rhetoric and official statements to make certain they know she thinks as they do on issues such as climate change, immigration, Cuba, civil rights, and even Elizabeth Warren’s favorite, wealth distribution.
The rise of Democrat elizabeth Warren and a disastrous mid-term election have left Democrats struggling to define their party, with different factions pulling it different ways.
A new ABC News/Washington Post poll finds Democrats cooling to Hillary Clinton as a possible 2016 presidential contender. When Democratic voters were asked which Democratic candidate they would back in the primary, 61% said Hillary Clinton, a 12% drop since
