Hillary’s Army: The 2016 shadow campaign

SHARE Hillary’s Army: The 2016 shadow campaign

WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton, an undeclared but not uninterested 2016 presidential hopeful, is the beneficiary of a swelling army of political operatives and organizations working on her behalf. Nothing is officially sanctioned but that’s no matter as the Ready for Hillary superpac continues to grow and former Obama campaign operatives work on Clinton’s “shadow” campaign.

Time Magazine’s Mark Halperin has the latest in his Wednesday piece. Excerpt: “the other boost for Ready for Hillary has come from Obama’s political machine. Inside Obama world, the battle scars of the 2008 nomination fight have faded, and there is widespread excitement about a Clinton candidacy; her service in the Administration has made her the clear, if unofficial, legatee.”


The Latest
Still to be determined is how players like Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson, who defected to Saudi-funded LIV Golf for nine-figure bonuses, can rejoin the PGA Tour after this year.
Naperville North’s Caden Pearson and Zach Schmitt won with with 31 pounds, 2 ounces Sunday on Lake Springfield.
Kaley Cuoco and Chris Messina play rookie podcasters in Peacock series that pranks viewers with scenes that aren’t real.
With mid-shelf bottles of the basic liquors, some inexpensive dry and sweet vermouths, a bottle of Angostura bitters and a few inexpensive bar tools, you can craft popular cocktails at home.
Talk with our journalists, including our executive editor, at one of our upcoming community listening sessions.