Hillary Clinton
Reporting on the former first lady and 2016 Democratic nominee for president.
It was a striking statement on the eve of the Women’s March on Washington.
Despite all appearances, 2016 did not spell the end of progress for women.
“They’re consumed by nostalgia.” — Justin Gest, author of The New Minority
Sen. Gary Peters believes Michigan should no longer be seen “as a reliably blue state.”
This Columbia professor criticized the Clinton campaign for being fixated on diversity — and the critics pounced.
They weren’t about “identity politics.”
In some ways, 2016 was a more “normal” election cycle than we’d like to admit.
Seriously.
She told the audience not to let their disappointment discourage them.
Years of cultivating Wall Street and wealthy political donors made Democrats vulnerable to Trump’s anti-establishment message.
“In a direct election system, the South would have lost every time.”
Many people who didn’t want Trump to win inadvertently helped him do so.
Voter suppression might explain Clinton’s loss in Wisconsin — but not Florida, Michigan, or Pennsylvania.
This time capsule video shows several key moments from the 2016 election.
Early voting looked good for Clinton. Until it didn’t.
It’s her first public statement since Donald Trump officially won.
Hillary Clinton’s legacy isn’t defined by winning. It’s about overcoming.
“I want to teach you that when you’re faced with a bully, you don’t run away and you don’t hide.”
Clinton’s massive get-out-the-vote campaign and huge early-voting lead paid off.
Georgia’s biggest surprise was getting labeled a swing state at all.
Plan A, protect the firewall. Plan B, go for the diverse toss-up states.
Clinton needed Colorado, and it’s looking like she got it.
Clinton needed Virginia badly, and she eked out a win in the state.
Enthusiasm over Trump defeats Hillary Clinton’s determined ground game.
“Well, if you didn’t care a lot about it you wouldn’t stay,” Clinton said.
It all starts with Kentucky — not a swing state, but an important one.
Every vote matters this time around. Don’t make yours based on a lie.
His tweet is really about the history he and Clinton might make.
This is the first time in 72 years both major party candidates will spend election night in the same state.
Women have had the right to vote in America for less than a century. Now a woman is running for president.
You could literally swing an entire precinct just by bringing your friends and family out to vote.
Pls print.
A media scholar on Donald Trump and perils of a Balkanized media.
The further down the ballot, the worse for Dems.
What to watch for as both parties put their get-out-the-vote operations into high gear.
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