May 15 The Clintons come out fighting By Domenico Montanaro, Terence Burlij, Rachel Wellford, Simone Pathe Today in the Morning Line: The Clintons strike back Christie says “Bridgegate” will be “footnote” Shinseki to face Senate grilling Thursday Incumbents on a roll this primary season Going on the attack: Clinton World came out fighting Wednesday, defending former… Continue reading
May 14 Watch Bill Clinton reflects on fixing the wealth gap, embracing the Affordable Care Act and Hillary’s health By PBS News Hour Continue watching
May 14 Watch Bill Clinton discusses the economy, inequality, foreign policy and politics By PBS News Hour Continue watching
May 14 Bill Clinton on how Democrats should handle criticism of the health care law By News Desk Former President Bill Clinton told Gwen Ifill that Democrats should acknowledge the problems with the health care law while highlighting its strengths. “Nobody could have done this perfectly,” Clinton said, and suggested that Democrats start on a “long-term repair process”… Continue reading
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May 14 Bill Clinton defends Hillary’s actions on Benghazi By News Desk Former President Bill Clinton discussed his wife's role in the investigation of the Sept. 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya, that took the lives of four people, including Ambassador Chris Stevens. Mr. Clinton sat down with Gwen Ifill as part of… Continue reading
May 14 Bill Clinton responds to accusation that Hillary may have brain damage By Associated Press Former President Bill Clinton is vouching for his wife Hillary's health after recent speculation by GOP strategist Karl Rove that she may have suffered a brain injury last year. Continue reading
May 14 Watch Bill Clinton responds to accusation that Hillary Clinton may have brain damage By PBS News Hour Continue watching
May 14 Bill Clinton discusses debt, deficit and economic inequality with Gwen Ifill By News Desk Former President Bill Clinton discusses debt, deficit, economic growth and inequality Wednesday with Gwen Ifill. The discussion is part of the 2014 Fiscal Summit sponsored by the Peterson Foundation in Washington, D.C. Continue reading