Thread: CNN: ‘Heads Exploding’ In VP’s Office Over Reports WH Is Prepping Hillary for 2016

Mediaite
by Noah Rothman
March 19th, 2014

CNN: ‘Heads Exploding’ In VP’s Office Over Reports WH Is Prepping Hillary Staff for 2016

Hamby: Biden 'just wants a little bit of respect'




Vice President Joe Biden “just wants a little respect,” CNN political reporter Peter Hamby submitted on Wednesday. His observation came as a report in the Wall Street Journal indicated that former Clinton aide, and current White House counsel, John Podesta wants to organize a series of meetings between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s staff and Barack Obama administration officials in preparation for a potential 2016 presidential bid.

“As Mrs. Clinton considers whether to run, people close to her are weighing in,” the Journal reported on Wednesday. “John Podesta, a White House chief of staff to her husband and now a senior aide to President Barack Obama, has said he wants to begin a set of regular conversations among her top aides, aimed at thinking through a possible run, a person familiar with the matter said. Mr. Podesta wouldn’t comment on the matter.”
“Isn’t that a slap at the vice president?” CNN anchor John King asked.

“It certainly seems like it,” Hamby agreed. “This is heads exploding in the vice president’s office.”

He added that other White House officials, including Obama campaign veteran Jim Messina, have recently moved on from the White House to prepare for Clinton’s likely 2016 run.

Biden is currently in the Baltic countries reassuring America’s NATO allies that they will be protected from Russian aggression following Moscow’s invasion and annexation of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea.



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Thursday Humor: US Condemned For Pre-Emptive Use Of Hillary Clinton

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/20/2014 17:55 -0400

Fact or Fiction...

"...under no circumstance is there ever a justification of the pre-emptive deployment if Hillary Clinton anywhere by any country..."

"Intelligence reports have indicated that Pakistan is developing its own Hillary Clinton... Anita Alvi - a stiff humorless representative could be ready to use against a major US city soon."

Enjoy...

U.S. Condemned For Pre-Emptive Use Of Hillary Clinton Against Pakistan

Video at the Page Link:

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Why Would Anyone Vote For Hillary? Because She’s A Girl, That’s Why

March 21, 2014 by Ben Bullard

Among likely voters in the 2016 Presidential election, those who say they would vote for Hillary Clinton indicate their choice is based not on her qualifications or statesmanship, but on the fact she could make history as the first female U.S. President.
Being a girl trumped all other reasons those polled in a Gallup survey, released today, gave for favoring Clinton if she were to run for President.
From the summary:

Clearly Clinton’s “unique selling proposition” is that she would be the first woman president. Nearly one in five Americans mention this historic possibility as a positive, including 22% of women, 27% of 18- to 29-year-olds, and 30% of Democrats. A Gallup analysis of a similar question, asked of a representative Gallup Panel sample in 2007, also found that Americans were more likely to mention her being the first woman president than any other positive factor.

To Gallup’s open-ended poll question – “In your view, what would be the best or most positive thing about a Hillary Clinton presidency?” – 18 percent of respondents indicated the fact that she “would be [the] first woman president,” followed by nine percent who said they value her foreign policy expertise or other experience.
Predictably, the party-line breakdown reflects a very different set of responses. Among Democrats, 30 percent said electing America’s first female President formed the basis of their support, followed by 16 percent who attributed their support to Clinton’s experience.
Republicans responded to the same question in lower numbers across the board (because few Republicans have any inclination to vote for Clinton for any reason), but 11 percent said they’d vote for her just to accomplish a change in leadership, followed by seven percent who said electing a female President was the deciding factor.
Like Republicans, independent voters didn’t answer that poll question in great numbers, either. But 17 percent put the girl thing at the top of their list of reasons to vote for Clinton, while eight percent cited her experience.

Filed Under: Liberty News, Staff Reports

http://personalliberty.com/2014/03/2...irl-thats-why/