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'Everyday Americans need a champion': Wealthy Hillary Clinton finally enters formal race to be president with video telling middle class voters 'the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top' of the economy Hillary Rodham Clinton is running for president, leaning on a message of middle-class rescue and claims that America's economy is 'still stacked in favor of those at the top,' according to a campaign video that went online Sunday afternoon. 'I'm getting ready to do something,' Clinton says in the brief ad, following a series of clips of ordinary-looking Americans describing what they're 'getting ready'...

Get ready for a made-perfect-by-digital President Hillary Rodham Clinton unless someone can come up with a legal way to stop Google from reinforcing the Fundamental Transformation of America Hillary Clinton will become the quintessential online presidential campaign candidate today when she throws her hat in the ring via an online YouTube. While chattering classes are caught up in President Barack Obama’s statement that he thinks Hillary Rodham Clinton would be “an excellent president”, his added thought that she “will have a strong message to deliver” if she does decide to run, will go without much notice. Clinton’s long-anticipated second run...

From the time she was voted “most likely to succeed” by high school classmates, through the “firsts” she’s notched as college student, first lady, US senator, and secretary of state, everything Hillary Rodham Clinton has done would seem to have prepared her for this moment – her second and last try to become President of the United States. That includes the darker experiences – the setbacks and failures in her professional and personal life. Sex scandal and impeachment of her husband when he was president. What she bitterly termed a “vast right-wing conspiracy” against her, striking some as Nixonian. An...

The ultimate Kinsley-esque gaffe — as spotted by the Weasel Zippers in a screenshot of Hillary’s announcement that her campaign is stating that she’s “fought children And families all her career.” It’s both “Hillary Comedy Gold,” as the Zippers write, and one of her rare moments of truthfulness. Margaret Sanger couldn’t have said it better herself. With those carefully-chosen regions and the voting groups they represent — Appalachia for working-class whites, the Delta for blacks, Rio Grande for Hispanics — Clinton took care to associate herself with opportunity for those parts of the American electorate struggling the most to get...

She announces she is running for President in this video.

Well, today's the day. Hillary has announced her run for the Presidency. What are we going to get? I attest we are going to get eight more years of Obama. Why is that? My opinion is they are two peas in a pod, not a scintilla of difference. Let's look at their records, political platforms and philosophy and see why. They both worship at the God of Alinsky and are hard core followers of the teachings of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Mao. They both are atheists. Yeah, they put on the religious trappings when it suits them, and yeah, Obama...

Now that Hillary Rodham Clinton has announced her second attempt at becoming Our President, we should consider the implications of her support -- and the lack of accountability that she has come to expect. And we should definitely consider the consequences of her becoming Chief Executive. At least one person associated with her has died under questionable circumstances. She has gleefully and repeatedly participated in attacking the much-younger women who dared to open their mouths about her husband using his position of authority to manipulate them into servicing him sexually. She has used insider trading to enrich herself while at...

Hillary Clinton’s political methods were founded on the theories of a 1960s radical about whom she wrote her college thesis in 1969. It may take a village to raise a child, but Clinton’s college thesis seems to say that the village politicos need an enemy to mobilize against. She titled the paper, written to fulfill her Bachelor of Arts degree at Wellesley College, “There is Only the Fight.” It praises the work of radical activist Saul Alinsky, a man who epitomized a self-interested no-holds barred campaign style that Hillary has emulated in later years. Clinton’s savvy-but-ruthless politics, including the “politics...

The 2016 Republican presidential field on Sunday greeted Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton’s entrance into the race with skepticism. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) led the charge by releasing several anti-Clinton items in his campaign store, which offers bumper stickers, posters and t-shirts emblazoned with the slogan “liberty, not Hillary.” The Kentucky lawmaker continued his attack with a GIF tweeted out to the social media masses. It mocked allegations Clinton used a private email server as secretary of State by showing a mobile phone deleting messages addressed to her. Paul additionally released his first television ad attacking Clinton on Sunday. The minute-long...

epublican presidential candidate Rand Paul says that the Clintons "think they're above the law" and that there is "a grand hypocrisy" to Hillary Clinton's acceptance of donations from countries with poor records on women's rights. "I think the thing is about the Clintons is that there's a certain sense that they think they're above the law," he said in an interview with NBC's Chuck Todd on "Meet the Press." Paul argued that Clinton is wrong to say that Republicans are waging a "war on women" even as the Clinton Foundation receives funding from Saudi Arabia. "Hillary Clinton has taken money...

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It’s never been a secret that the politically regressive “progressives” on the New York Times editorial board hate freedom. And so, in last Sunday’s lead editorial, they came out full square for a totalitarian state under the iron boot of Supreme Leader Barack Obama. The Times is concerned that, as the failed Obama presidency heads into the final stretch and his policies become a greater concern to voting Americans, frightened citizens, especially those that have never voted before, will continue replacing tangential establishment Republicans in Congress with robust conservative-libertarian-tea partiers. That is why the Times finds the return of a...

Saturday Night Live poked fun at Hillary Clinton just hours before she is set to announce she is running for president, by mocking her decision to tell the world via social media. The pair decide to record a cellphone video of the Democrat for her campaign launch in a bid to make her come across as soft and approachable, following concerns she will not be able to relate to ordinary voters. During the scene, which includes a cameo from her husband Bill, they insist her second run at the White House will be about the people and not centered around...

Full Title: Hillary Clinton delays online launch of presidential campaign for hours to 'build anticipation' and will hit the trail quietly in Iowa Announcement to come via Twitter and an online video Was expected at noon but party insiders now say the suspense is intentional Hillary will start her 'listening tour' in Iowa and New Hampshire without huge fanfare Wunderkind campaign manager, 35, was a child when she was first lady and didn't live through her defining White House scandals Tough road ahead fighting with other Democrats as her poll numbers begin to slide and liberals question whether she's 'inevitable'Hillary...

While examining Hillary Clinton‘s poll numbers ahead of her expected presidential announcement later Sunday, ABC News White House correspondent Jonathan Karl said the numbers show that Clinton has taken a “beating” since since left her job as Secretary of State.A new Bloomberg poll shows that 72 percent of Democrats and Independents want Clinton to face a serious challenger during the Democratic primary. But, as Karl noted, that is unlikely as Clinton is “the biggest non-incumbent frontrunner we have ever seen.”But her popularity, Karl said, “has taken a beating” since she left the State Department — now at 49 percent...

In anticipation of Hillary Clinton‘s presidential announcement later today, Republican strategist Ana Navarro criticized the former secretary of state for supposedly embracing the idea of a woman president too much. “I don’t need her to drown me in estrogen every time she opens her mouth,” Navarro said on CNN. “Listen, every time she opens her mouth it’s about the granddaughter, and Chelsea’s wedding, and the yoga routines.”Navarro ultimately insisted Clinton “needs to stop being focus-grouped to death.”Watch the video below, via CNN:

CHICAGO (AP) — Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign will center on boosting economic security for the middle class and expanding opportunities for working families, while casting the former senator and secretary of state as a "tenacious fighter" able to get results, two senior advisers said Saturday. President Barack Obama all but endorsed her, saying "I think she would be an excellent president."

Reince Priebusm chairman of the Republican National Committee.The chairman of the Republican National Committee says Hillary Clinton should “account for all of the money she received at the Clinton Global Initiative.”“Then once she gives forth an accurate accounting, then people like you and others that you’re going to have on your show can look through it and figure out whether or not these are things that we need to look into further,” Reince Priebus told host Bob Schieffer Sunday on CBS’ “Face the Nation.” Story Continued Below Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, who already has announced his bid for the GOP...

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) tweeted out a link to LibertyNotHillary.com, which promotes him insteaad of Hillary Clinton as a better choice for president in 2016.