Accuracy in Media

From Fox News: “Absolutely that is not going to happen,” she said. “There is no basis for it. And I’m looking forward to this being wrapped up as soon as possible.”

In a piece entitled, “Hillary Clinton’s Long, Grueling Quest,” New York Times reporter Amy Chozik laid praise at the feed of the Democratic Party presidential candidate: She may not be the orator President Obama is, or the retail politician her husband was. But Mrs. Clinton’s steely fortitude in this campaign has plainly inspired older women, […]

Read the following paragraph from a leading New York Times piece on Hillary Clinton’s primary win in California, which guarantees her nomination due to the delegates and superdelegates count: With the 14-month Democratic race nearing a close, Mrs. Clinton savored the biggest night of her extraordinary journey from lawyer, wife and first lady to senator, […]

Because Bernie Sanders won’t concede the primary race to Hillary Clinton, a New York Times reporter asked him whether it was “sexist” of him to continue to fight her nomination for the general election.

So much for Hillary Clinton being the inevitable Democratic Party nominee and the “ready for Hillary” slogans, huh? But, the Post article cited Jerry Brown (California governor) and Howard Dean as key liberal leaders, along with the environmental group NRDC Action Fund. The article also said that Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts senator, is working with Clinton’s […]

California’s primary will be next week, but will Hillary Clinton hang on?

Echoing the success of Tea Party candidate David Brat, who beat second-in-command Eric Cantor, a Florida professor named Tim Canova is taking on Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the chair of the Democratic National Committee. Bernie Sanders is no fan of her, which explains how Canova is gaining momentum in the primary race. Photo by New America

Sounds like Hillary Clinton feels she has the nomination in the bag, but she continues to struggle as the frontrunner in a two-candidate race.

DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz has been supportive of Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders throughout the election cycle, so Bernie’s support of her primary opponent, Tim Canova, is not too surprising a development.

In an interview with ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos (who is close to the Clinton family and worked with them before), Bernie Sanders pointed out how this election shouldn’t be between two evils (i.e. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump) and that Hillary is strongly disliked by the American people.