Secret Clinton company may be hiding earnings . . . The entity was a "pass-through" company designed to channel payments to the former president. While Bill Clinton's
lucrative speeches have provided the bulk of the couple's income, earning as much as $50 million during his wife's four-year term as secretary of state in the Obama administration, the former president has also sought to branch out into other business activities in recent years. Little is known about the exact nature and financial worth of Bill Clinton's non-speech business interests. Associated Press
Wow. A whole new can of worms to investigate. Where else is the Clinton's
money coming from?
Elizabeth Warren, predatory capitalist? . . . Before the crash that she blamed on speculators, Senator Elizabeth Warren made a bundle by flipping houses, buying foreclosed homes to make a profit. National Review
Oh no. Apparently, in
order to help the proletariat, she had to remove them from their houses first.
Clinton events lack diversity . . . There is a stunning lack of racial diversity among the pre-screened “everyday Americans” at Hillary Clinton’s campaign events, a Free Beacon analysis found. Washington Free Beacon
Bernie Sanders says he thinks a 90 percent top tax rate is just about right.
Video: Sanders says Clintons "hustle money"
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Dems want Cruz, fear Bush . . . Democrats think Cruz, a conservative firebrand, would alienate independent voters, propel liberals to the polls and give their party the best shot at picking up congressional seats in next year’s
elections. Bush, they say, would be the much tougher opponent. The Hill
Christie will have his
day . . . Sometime between now and the Republican nomination, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will enjoy a rally in the polls — nationally, and maybe in New Hampshire. Washington Examiner
Guess what? Every candidate is going to have a rally in the polls.
Perry on 2012 fail: I wasn't healthy . . . As former Texas Gov. Rick Perry gears up for a potential 2016 White House run, he’s finally coming to terms with his lack of preparation, both mental and physical, that led to
serious embarrassment on the 2012 trail. Politico
Rubio:
Christianity on cusp of being "hate speech" . . . “If you think about it,” Rubio said, “we are at the water’s edge of the argument that mainstream Christian teaching is hate speech. Because today we’ve reached the point in our society where if you do not support same-sex marriage, you are labeled a homophobe and a hater.” Breitbart
Paul: GOP created ISIS . . . ISIS exists and grew stronger because of the hawks in our party who gave arms indiscriminately, and most of those arms were
snatched up by ISIS," said Paul. "These hawks also wanted to bomb Assad, which would have made ISIS's job even easier. They created these people." Weekly Standard
Megan Kelly and Rand Paul get feisty . . . Fox News host Megyn Kelly and Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul got in a heated debate over the candidate’s opposition to bulk collection of phone data under the Patriot Act, with Kelly accusing him of “overstating” the case and Paul countering that he was defending the Constitution. Daily Caller
GOP may preserve subsidies if Court guts Obamacare
. . . With several Senate Republicans facing tough reelections, and control of the chamber up for grabs, 31 senators have signed on to a bill written by Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) that would restore the subsidies for current Obamacare enrollees through September 2017. But the administration would have to pay a heavy price — the bill would also repeal Obamacare’s individual and employer mandates and insurance coverage requirements. Politico
McCain gets a challenger . . . Three-term
Arizona Democratic Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick said on Tuesday she will seek to oust powerful Republican John McCain from his U.S. Senate seat in 2016. Reuters
