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Chris Christie, the New Jersey governor, on Wednesday accused Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders of planning a government takeover of the nation's healthcare system. The remark was made in response to a tweet from Clinton supporting Obamacare during a Tuesday Fox Business Network debate. Clinton stated that healthcare
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The fourth Republican presidential debate marked a notable shift from the previous forums, where personal attacks and fireworks dominated. The event, hosted by Fox Business, featured testy exchanges between the candidates on hot-button issues like immigration reform and national security, but lacked the explosive personal confrontations of previous debates. The
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Carly Fiorina is looking to regain momentum in the Republican primary with a strong showing at Wednesday's debate, after falling from 15% to 4% in national polls. The former Hewlett-Packard CEO has a commanding stage presence, is quick on her feet, and has a history of mastering the
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The Democratic Primary debate, hosted by CNN, highlighted the stark contrast between media coverage and public opinion. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton dominated the press coverage, while Senator Bernie Sanders' campaign was seemingly ignored. Despite winning viewer polls with stunning margins, Sanders' performance was overshadowed by Clinton&
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As part of the Republican Leadership Summit in New Hampshire, a two-day event drawing about 500 activists and the party's entire 2016 field to the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua, GOP presidential hopefuls have brought their criticisms of President Barack Obama and espoused conservative principles. The event has
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Hillary Clinton, the first Democrat to announce her candidacy, is taking a more intimate approach to connecting with voters, holding her first campaign event at a community college in Monticello, Iowa, with a population of 3,800. In contrast to her previous campaign, Clinton is focusing on building relationships with
United Nations
Confronting a growing political furor, Hillary Rodham Clinton conceded Tuesday that it was a mistake to exclusively use private email as secretary of state, but she defiantly rejected accusations that she created a security risk or violated the law. Clinton's acknowledgment that she deleted emails she described as
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Joe Scarborough's claim that Hillary Clinton sent a memo to all State Department staff telling them not to use personal email for official business has been widely debated. A closer look at the memo reveals that while Clinton's name was at the bottom, she did not
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Hillary Clinton's private email account, which she used exclusively for official business as secretary of state, was connected to a server located at her family's home in Chappaqua, New York. This highly unusual practice raises questions about her motivations for using a private email account and
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The House Select Committee on Benghazi issued subpoenas to the State Department on Wednesday, seeking emails related to the 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's personal email accounts. The move escalates the committee's conflict with Clinton, who used her
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In an interview on ABC's "Good Morning America" on December 1, 2010, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs addressed the controversy surrounding Wikileaks, the Bush tax cuts, and the ratification of the New START treaty. Gibbs defended Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, stating that she is
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The latest WikiLeaks document drop has sparked intense debate in Washington over the role of a free press in a democracy and the potential risks to diplomatic safety. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton strongly condemned the release, saying it endangered diplomats and jeopardized international relations, while The New York
