There’s a lot of turmoil roiling around Hillary Clinton today, so much that she actually deigned to answer a few questions for a change. One piece of news was a ruling re the release of her emails by the State … Continue reading →
I put the word “debates” in scare quotes because they aren’t really debates. What they are at this point is an opportunity for the MSM to play “gotcha” and elicit a series of sound bites that will make each Republican … Continue reading →
Why? It appears she’s not quite leftist and doctrinaire enough. Too “old school.” But they’ll vote for her anyway—and that’s before they know the Republican nominee, who of course is completely out of the question: And Hillary Clinton came to … Continue reading →
The Boston Globe is every bit as liberal a paper as the New York Times, and both of them are offering a fair amount of criticism of the Clinton Foundation’s suspicious slip-ups. From the Globe: An unprecedented ethics promise that … Continue reading →
It seems that, at the moment, somewhat of a big deal is being raised about the Clinton Foundation. Why that particular topic, and why now? After all, to me (and probably to a lot of other people) it’s no worse … Continue reading →
John Hinderaker at Powerline notes that Rubio isn’t just young, he’s culturally youthful: Not only is Rubio a knowledgeable sports fan, he actually listens to rap, hip-hop and similar abominations. Normally I wouldn’t think this sort of thing would impress … Continue reading →
Actually, it’s just one of the many reasons. But it’s a pretty big one, IMHO: Jeb Bush says that the Senate should confirm the nomination of Loretta Lynch, President Barack Obama’s choice for attorney general. A number of Senate Republicans … Continue reading →
Cokie Roberts thinks few people care about the Clinton email story, unless they already weren’t going to vote for her: “The people who are not going to vote on Hillary Clinton based on e-mails are already not going to vote … Continue reading →
…hat is in the ring: Rubio, however, is the original Tea Party candidate. His candidacy united the grassroots against the leadership and he won. The Washington crowd convinced themselves he could not win, but the grassroots proved they could pick … Continue reading →
And Brian Beutler has a dream, which he unveils at TNR: The challenge, then, is to make sure Clinton’s age and ethnicity don’t discourage Obama’s youthful, diverse supporters from turning out in November 2016. Fortunately, there’s an easy way to … Continue reading →
Running. Let the cheering and the coronation begin! The MSM is certainly doing its part. Liberals will vote for her, and it does not matter what her record is or how much it implicates her in corruption or lies or … Continue reading →
Commenter “Mrs Whatsit” asks: Is anyone besides me wondering whether the reason that the Obama administration has been so quick to throw Hillary under the bus might be to make room for a new candidate who’d offer the trifecta of … Continue reading →