Clinton Basks in Glow of Women Senators – With One Absence

Hillary Clinton is getting a public embrace from 13 female Democratic senators who are endorsing her presidential campaign. But there was one noticeable absence: Massachusetts Sen.

Warren’s spokeswoman declined comment on the Clinton event. Bernie Sanders – running against the former first lady.

The graphic, via our analytics partners at Zignal Labs, does not exactly highlight the kinds of words you want to see if you work at Clinton headquarters in Brooklyn.

Her health quickly became a political issue, with Republicans questioning her fitness should she ever run for president.

Sanders has captured the voting bloc that would have been Warren’s had she chose to run, but has so far struggled to expand his support beyond that – especially among his party’s leadership.

Sanders has attempted to play this to his advantage.

Clinton is also scheduled to travel to Tampa for an event the same day at the home of politician Alex Sink.

Earlier this year, while weighing a potential White House bid, Vice President Joe Biden met with Warren for what she called “a good, long, rambly conversation” at the Naval Observatory.

Clinton insisted she operated legally, but she eventually apologized in September, amid an erosion of voter confidence.

Journalists sifted through the latest release on Monday afternoon.

In 2013, all 14 Democratic women senators – including Warren – signed on to a letter organized by California Sen.

Clinton has locked up dozens of endorsements from governors and members of Congress.

But on Monday night, Warren stood alone.

“You tell the American people one thing”, said Jordan, “you tell your family an entirely different story”.

“We are going to do everything we can to put our country on the right track”, Clinton said. Johnson: “There’s nothing you can do to me now, so I’m not taking any more of your s***”. By 2020, she says she’ll bring affordable broadband with “sufficient” speeds to all American households, and with that wider Internet access, she’ll push broadband providers to fight for their customers with lower prices.

Clinton’s infrastructure plan is the launch of her campaign’s strategy to focus on jobs during December.Reuters reported that the Clinton campaign cited a study that showed infrastructure workers get paid a median salary of $38,810-several thousand dollars more a year than the national average.

Words associated with Clinton’s primary competitor, Sen.

The July 2012 e-mail message, and subsequent travel to places on the list, plays into a narrative Republicans are pushing that Clinton’s actions as secretary of state were motivated by politics, and fits with a line that GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina likes to use against Clinton. “We have 83 percent of the senators supporting Hillary, and it’s wonderful”, she said Monday.

“I don’t think it’s the smartest way to go after Daesh”. “I will be working my earrings off to elect Hillary”. In November 2012, Samuel Kaplan, a Minneapolis lawyer and major Democratic donor who was appointed US ambassador to Morocco, secured a private meeting with Clinton to discuss how he and his wife “might hope to be allied” with her in the future.