Clinton

2016 Iowa Caucuses: Who Wins, Who Loses?0
- North America
- February 4, 2016
On Feb. 1, Iowans became the first people in the United States to vote for the candidate they believed should be the next president of the country. As for the Democrats, there were two leaders: Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. On the Republican side, the contest was between the frontrunner Donald Trump, Texas Senator Ted
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Can Hillary Clinton Possibly Lose?2
- North America
- October 13, 2015
Clinton is claimed as “inevitable” Many politicians and experts think that, in terms of a Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton’s election is inevitable. A general election, according to a polling expert Nate Silver, is not so clear but, still, Clinton has pretty good chances. The Los Angeles Times states that her participation in the US general
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Hillary Clinton: Russian Hackers Tried To Break Into Private Server Five Times 0
- North America
- October 7, 2015
The presidential candidate Hillary Clinton asserts that Russia-linked hackers attempted to get into her private system when she was holding the post of Secretary of State, as evidenced by the newly released 6,000 pages of emails. On 2011, Clinton received at least five infected emails containing malware to her private email account. The “phishing” emails
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Clinton’s Finance reform campaign causes discussions 2
- North America
- September 8, 2015
The overturn of the Citizens United decision becomes the central point in her campaign. This week, the former secretary of state Hillary Clinton will expose the key elements of the campaign against the domination of big money in politics. The presidential candidate has already supported the Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United lambaste. Meanwhile, some finance
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Jeb Bush compares Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton 5
- North America
- September 7, 2015
Jeb Bush governor of Florida says that his competitor in the GOP field Donald Trump does not represent all the priorities of Republicans. Moreover, he accused Trump of making statements “more similar” to the points of view made by presidential candidate Clinton. “No es conservador” The new wave of the verbal conflict between the two
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