For more on this topic, listen to Fri. Feb. 28, 2020 edition of The Sharyl Attkisson Podcast on iTunes or your favorite distributor. It was twelve years after the fact when Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton got caught embellishing the […]
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The following is a transcript of my cover story on FullMeasure.news. Click on the link at the end of the transcript to watch the story. You’ve probably heard of the Supreme Court case known as Citizens United. This year is
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As Iowa prepares for its caucuses, the first presidential votes of the 2020 election, it is worth harkening back to the 2016 campaign. Below are some of the allegations related to Iowa and the 2016 election. That is when there
Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard recently filed a lawsuit against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, claiming that Clinton defamed her by suggesting that she is a “Russian asset.” Clinton did not specifically mention Gabbard’s name during the podcast last
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With all of the talk about Ukraine, there is some helpful context and background to be found in a 2017 article in Politico. The following includes excerpts from the article followed by a link to the entire article. Politico, Jan.
“Hillary Clinton is nuts. She’s also not far from the Democratic Party mainstream, which has been pushing the same line for years.” Mike Taibbi, reporter, Rolling Stone Former presidential nominee for Democrats, Hillary Clinton, ignited a lot of discussion when
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