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McConnell: Notion Hillary Clinton Represents Change 'Laughable'
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TV mega-producer/showrunner Shonda Rhimes was inducted into the National Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame on Monday at an event honoring diversity in television.
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According to ABC's Cokie Roberts, hints that Hillary Clinton may be unlikable can be traced back to sexism. The veteran journalist appeared on Good Morning America, Tuesday, to promote her new book, but the conversation veered into a discussion of 2016. Citing an unnamed poll, Roberts referenced "research that shows that a woman who is strong and powerful is seen as not friendly and empathetic."
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The media is whining after a contentious interview with NBC’s Savannah Guthrie last week and an earlier one with CNBC’s Kelly Evans, that Rand Paul is the new "sexist" GOP candidate. On April 14’s Today show anchor Hoda Kotb asked Paul’s wife, Kelley, what was “going through her mind” while watching the contentious interview with Savannah Guthrie last Wednesday.
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It was announced over the weekend that on June 7 John Dickerson will replace Bob Schieffer as the host of CBS News' "Face the Nation."
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Republican Presidential hopefuls gathered in Nashville, Tennessee to address an enthusiastic audience at the NRA 2015 Annual Meeting. PJTV's Amber Smith was ...
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Republican Presidential hopefuls gathered in Nashville, Tennessee to address an enthusiastic audience at the NRA 2015 Annual Meeting. PJTV's Amber Smith was ...
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Howard Dean declared that Hillary Clinton is "the only person running with any modicum of foreign policy experience"
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In many ways, women already are ahead, but feminists won’t acknowledge that, says Diana Furchtgott-Roth.
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Daily Mail Online spoke to ten students at the rural community Iowa college where Hillary Clinton will be Tuesday. One said 'I hope people don't vote for her just because she's a woman.'
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK/DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton, under pressure from the left wing of her Democratic Party to aggressively campaign against income inequality, voiced concern about the hefty paychecks of some corporate executives in an email to supporters. Striking a populist note, Clinton, who announced on Sunday she was running for president in 2016, said American families were still facing financial hardship at a time "when the average CEO makes about 300 times what the average worker makes." In a tightly scripted campaign launch in which there were few surprises, the comments were unexpected, at least by progressives, who saw them as an early sign she may shift away from the centrist economic policies pursued by her husband, former President Bill Clinton. “I definitely see the push from the left wing, which I think is great,” said Jared Milrad, a Clinton supporter who appeared in a video launching her campaign for the presidency.
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The federal government’s chief deportation agency has seen its success plummet under President Obama, and its chief, Sarah R. Saldana, will tell Congress on Tuesday that they’ve had trouble adapting to the changing face of illegal immigration and a lack of cooperation from both American cities and from foreign countries.
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Did you feel it yesterday? The sudden gust of cool, refreshing air? The palpable enthusiasm? The excitement? The electricity? Oh yes, that's the Hillary Effect, my friends. Hillary Clinton, the pantsuited warrior, has finally announced she's running for president (again). Of course she's running. She had to heed...
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In a turn from her 2008 announcement, Clinton is taking a road trip from New York to Iowa.
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Sen. Orrin Hatch and Rep. Paul Ryan want businesses to weigh in on tax reform.
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A bakery that has refused to bake a cake with an anti-gay wedding message has found itself at the centre of controversy. But unlike mirror image cases in which Christian bakers have been taken to court for refusing to bake
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It is well-documented by the news media that as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton put our country’s security at risk by using an unsecured personal email ac...
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Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's campaign, which officially kicks off Monday, has so far attracted paltry support from Republican voters, according to polls in Iowa and New Hampshire, as well as national...
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"Ambitious" is an understatement, and the public is wary.
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Hillary’s made it official: She’s now a candidate for president in the 2016 election. Question is, can she win? The former first lady and secretary of state certainly carries lots of baggage as she...
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In an interview with CNN's Dana Bash, Senator Rand Paul discusses his views on gay marriage.
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By Gabriela Baczynska MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia paved the way on Monday for missile system deliveries to Iran and started an oil-for-goods swap, signaling that Moscow may have a head-start in the race to benefit from an eventual lifting of sanctions on Tehran. The moves come after world powers, including Russia, reached an interim deal with Iran this month on curbing its nuclear program. The Kremlin said President Vladimir Putin signed a decree ending a self-imposed ban on delivering the S-300 anti-missile rocket system to Iran, removing a major irritant between the two after Moscow canceled a corresponding contract in 2010 under pressure from the West. A senior government official said separately that Russia has started supplying grain, equipment and construction materials to Iran in exchange for crude oil under a barter deal.
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His boss has endorsed his rival, and now Vice President Joe Biden, sidelined by Hillary Clinton's presidential bid, is being tasked to raise money for President Obama.
In a Democratic Party fundraiser just dispatched, Biden said, A lot of stuff is going to happen and a bunch of things will be said in the coming weeks and months — but one thing that cannot and will not change is the importance of all of us as Democrats sticking together and doing what we can to keep helping people live better, fuller lives. I know you're still proud to have the president's back, and if you're still in to keep fighting for every hardworking person in this country.
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Vice President Joe Biden. AP Photo
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Some commentators have expressed surprise upon learning about the very conservative voting record of Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who delivered the Republican response to the State of the Union ...
