Hillary Clinton Threatens Her Wall Street Donors With ‘Tough’ Rules
Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton is launching an apparent attack on the Wall Street banks that finance much of her campaign.

Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton is launching an apparent attack on the Wall Street banks that finance much of her campaign.

On Tuesday, in an unwitting and probably grudging admission that Donald Trump’s power is not going to erode any time soon, Politico published an article acknowledging that efforts by Katon Dawson, the former chairman of the South Carolina GOP, to form a super PAC for the express purpose of derailing Trump have found no donors willing to commit.

Amid questions about Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton’s authenticity and electability, some major Hollywood donors are ready to put their money and support behind Vice President Joe Biden, and have scheduled a fundraiser for the 72-year-old Wednesday in West Hollywood.

For some wealthy donors, it doesn’t matter who takes the White House in 2016—as long as the president’s name is Clinton or Bush.

GOP presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker is getting a bump from donors.

Sen. Marco Rubio notified some of his closest donors this morning that he is running for president.
