With November 2013 not even over yet, Hillary Clinton leaves her
successful fund raising for Terry McAuliffe and Bill de Blasio behind
and moves on toward the mid-term primaries. Her first beneficiary will
be someone very close, according to
HuffPo.
Marjorie
Margolies represented Pennsylvania's 13th district from 1993-1995. She lost
reelection after casting the final and deciding vote to pass President
Clinton's 1993 budget (as he had asked her to) despite her opposition to
it. No one should have any doubt about the value the Clintons place on
loyalty. Those up for reelection who never paid dues in the past
need to take note. It takes more than running over to Ready for
Hillary or signing a letter to get a Clinton on your campaign bandwagon. For now, at least, they are keeping it in the family.
Posted: 11/19/2013
Laura Goldman and Ryan Grim
PHILADELPHIA
- Hillary Clinton will be appearing next year at a fundraiser for
Marjorie Margolies' congressional campaign in the Pennsylvania suburbs,
according to Ken Smukler, who serves as a communications consultant for
Margolies.
Margolies, who is Chelsea Clinton's mother-in-law, is locked in a Democratic primary campaign against a strong progressive, state Sen. Daylin Leach, as well as two others. Margolies served one congressional term in the early 1990s.
Longtime
Margolies fundraiser Linda August, who attended Chelsea Clinton's
wedding, also confirmed Clinton's upcoming appearance.
"Hillary
said from the beginning that she was not going to be political this year
except for McAuliffe and family. She is scheduled to come in six months
before the election. She is coming in just when we need her," said
Smukler, who also serves as spokesman for the local Democratic party.
"The Clintons are doing this for themselves as much as for Marjorie.
They can't have a family member lose a race for Congress six months
before she is gearing up for a presidential election."
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