Media: Clinton’s TPP Flip-Flop “Transparently Political,” “Unbelievable,” “Wrong”

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A Republican political action committee is looking to attack Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a long-time Clinton supporter, for his private emails.

America Rising PAC executive editor Colin Reed filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request on Thursday with Virginia officials, calling on McAuliffe to hand over “copies of all communications pertaining to government business sent to or from the personal email accounts of Gov. McAuliffe.”

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been dogged with criticism about her use of a private email server while serving at the State Department.

America Rising spokeswoman Amelia Chassé said that McAuliffe should be more transparent about his own email use.

“As their long-time money man, the Clintons taught Governor McAuliffe everything he knows about politics,” Chassé said. “So it is worth examining whether he has imitated the controversial email practices of his mentor, Secretary Clinton.”

This article was excerpted from The Hill. Click here to read the article online.

Florida senate candidate Patrick Murphy sat down with CBS Miami’s Jim DeFede for an interview that aired on Sunday, and it…didn’t go terribly well: [Read more…]

During a January 2014 paid speech to the National Automobile Dealers Association meeting in New Orleans, Hillary Clinton admitted that she hadn’t driven a car since 1996—a remark captured by America Rising long before Clinton’s out of touch “dead broke” comments. [Read more…]

Home healthcare advocates in New Hampshire are speaking out against Gov. Maggie Hassan and calling on Democrats to repudiate her politically-motivated budget stalemate by overriding her veto. [Read more…]

America Rising PAC is demanding that the former career diplomat tapped by Secretary of State John Kerry to serve as “transparency coordinator” at the government agency resign after revelations that she donated the maximum amount to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.

Kerry announced Tuesday that Janice Jacobs, who most recently worked as Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs before retiring last year, would serve as State’s transparency “czar” and help improve its document preservation and response to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.

Shortly after Kerry’s announcement, the Washington Free Beacon reported that Jacobs had donated $2,700–the maximum amount–to Clinton’s presidential campaign in June, according to Federal Election Commission records.

America Rising PAC executive director Colin Reed on Thursday called for Jacobs’ resignation, citing a clear “conflict of interest.”

“It’s clear from her donations to Secretary Clinton that the new State Department czar has a conflict of interest in the ongoing email scandal and needs to step aside,” Reed said in a statement. “Clinton’s private email server has led to potential breaches of our national security and the stifling of government transparency practices.”

“The American people deserve leadership completely removed of partisan politics. The only way for this to happen is for Ambassador Jacobs to resign and be replaced by a truly neutral arbiter who can resolve the email issue as quickly and fairly as possible,” Reed added.

This article was excerpted from The Washington Free Beacon. Click here to read the full article online.

Ahead of a campaign stop in Puerto Rico last week, Hillary Clinton unveiled an endorsement from “high profile” New York City Council speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito. [Read more…]

Today, during a campaign event in Ohio, Hillary Clinton said “I plead guilty” to being “kinda moderate and center.”

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Today’s poll marks a whopping 20-point swing since the last time Quinnipiac conducted a survey in Iowa. Clinton’s plummeting poll numbers dominated the morning shows.

CNN’s Jeff Zeleny talked about how Clinton’s favorability has taken a hit: [Read more…]

This week, Secretary of State John Kerry announced the hiring of Janice Jacobs to be the State Department’s transparency “czar.”

That same day, multiple news outlets reported Jacobs made a maxed out donation to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign in June. [Read more…]

According to a new Quinnipiac University poll released today, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders gets 41% of the vote in Iowa while Clinton gets 40%. This is the first poll showing Clinton behind Sanders in Iowa.

This Q poll is the latest piece of evidence showing that Clinton’s campaign is in free fall.