Posted on 08/20/2018 4:54:27 PM PDT by Sub-Driver
Hillary Clinton steps back into the fray to fundraise for Democrats this fall
The 2016 presidential nominee will headline events in California, Illinois and New York. by Heidi Przybyla / Aug.20.2018 / 5:29 PM ET
WASHINGTON Hillary Clinton is stepping back into the limelight before the November midterm elections, helping to raise money for the Democratic National Committee in a series of fundraisers, NBC News has learned.
The 2016 Democratic presidential nominee will headline three events in San Francisco, Chicago and New York for the DNC this fall to boost the partys chances of seizing control of the U.S. House and Senate.
Billed as intimate dinners with discussion, the first invitations were set to go out Monday night for a September event in San Francisco.
Clinton, the former secretary of state whose stunning loss to Republican Donald Trump in 2016 led to widespread criticism of her campaign strategy and message, has maintained a fairly low profile over the past year and a half.
She is also planning fundraisers for some women running for Congress in key races, according to a Democratic source close to her.
In July, Clinton held a fundraiser in New York for Lucy McBath, who became a mothers of the movement gun control activist after her 17-year-old son, Jordan Davis, was shot and killed in 2012 in a dispute over loud music. McBath recently won her runoff in Georgia.
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Slimefest of lawlessness
I’ve been telling ya’ll.....She’s gonna run again in 2020........if she isn’t in jail.....................or even if she is..............
I will be there with you!!
Hitlery and Occasional Cortex.
Hitlery and Bill. (two for one, remember)
Hitlery and Bernie (weekend at...)
Hitlery and Maxine Waters
Hitlery and Sheila Jackson Lee
Think of the possibilities
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