Hillary Clinton: This Thanksgiving

Before you sit down and share a meal with loved ones today, I’d like to ask you to consider making a donation that will be evenly split among 12 groups working to protect children and families who have been affected by the administrations cruel border policies.

More than a year after the first reports of children being taken away from their parents at the border, there is still so much work to do, from reuniting families to making sure that those seeking asylum have the resources they need to navigate a complicated system.

Too often, it feels as though all we can do is read the news and be heartbroken. I’m grateful that, over and over again, this team has chosen to take action.

This Thanksgiving, please make a contribution to support 12 groups working on protecting and reuniting families at the border:

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Thank you -- I hope your holiday is warm and wonderful,

Hillary

Happy Thanksgiving!

No matter where we or our ancestors are from, millions of Americans will sit down together to break bread today.

It's a wonderful reminder that our country is both a place and an idea—where anyone can find a home to breathe free.

Happy Thanksgiving!

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) November 28, 2019

Happy Thanksgiving, Hillary, to you and your lovely family and to everyone here.

Hillary Visits the Clinton School

Bill and Hillary Clinton: Economic Inclusion and Growth

While everyone was glued to the impeachment hearings today, the Clintons were addressing the economy.

Hillary Clinton and Julia Gillard at King's College

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Hillary Clinton and Julia Gillard launch World Questions event series

 

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19 November 2019
Hillary Rodham Clinton came to King’s College London last week for an event in conversation with former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard.

Hillary Rodham Clinton, former US Secretary of State and the first female presidential candidate of a major US political party, came to King’s College London last week for an event in conversation with former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard.

Organised by the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership and the Policy Institute, the event was the first in a new King’s series called World Questions, which aims to promote new perspectives, insights and solutions from global leaders with first-hand experience of making change. The discussion between Secretary Clinton and Julia Gillard centred on barriers to women’s leadership, the increasingly toxic culture for women in politics and The Book of Gutsy Women, Clinton’s new book written with her daughter, Chelsea.

Gillard kicked off the discussion, taking us back 25 years to the then First Lady’s speech in Beijing, where she famously said: “Human rights are women’s rights, and women’s rights are human rights”. While both leaders acknowledged that much progress had since been made on political and legal rights, Clinton stressed the multiple barriers still faced by women in the workplace and at home:

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Hillary Clinton: That is absolutely not in my plans

 

Hillary Clinton says 'many, many, many people' pressuring her to consider 2020 presidential run

By Paul LeBlanc, CNN

Updated 7:32 PM ET, Tue November 12, 2019

Clinton has advice for Dems running against Trump in 2020 01:38

 

Washington (CNN)Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Tuesday said "many, many, many people" were pressuring her to consider a 2020 presidential bid, but held that it is "absolutely not in my plans."

"I, as I say, never, never, never say never and I will certainly tell you I'm under enormous pressure from many, many, many people to think about it," Clinton told BBC Radio. "But as of this moment, sitting here in this studio talking to you, that is absolutely not in my plans."

CNN previously reported that Clinton, the 2016 Democratic nominee, has been taking calls from other members of her party asking her to enter the 2020 race, but it remains unlikely she would do so.

 

Democratic voters want the 2020 field to shrink, not grow

Clinton said in March that she would not run for president again in 2020, but her reentry into the public sphere with taunts aimed at President Donald Trump in recent weeks has stoked speculation she could be considering a rematch with the President.

 

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Hillary Clinton: Happy National Run for Office Day!

Last week, we saw an incredible slate of Democratic candidates win local and statewide elections -- including those who helped turn both chambers of the Virginia state legislature blue for the first time in a decade. But while we've made strides to take back seats like these over the last few years, we're still behind.
Today, on National Run for Office Day, one Onward Together partner has a simple solution: Recruit an entirely new class of young, progressive first-time candidates to run for seats on city councils, school boards, state legislatures, and more.
Running for office is one of the most powerful ways that you can work with the people in your community to come up with real, meaningful solutions to the problems we all face. It's also one of the most rewarding things you'll ever do -- I should know. And when more Democrats run, we all win. In just three years, Run for Something has elected 297 people across 45 states, and supported thousands of candidates whose turnout efforts boosted voter participation up and down the ballot.
If you're ready to run for office or are interested in learning more about what it takes to run, please go to www.RunforOfficeDay.com and get started. The team at Run for Something will walk you through the process:

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Onward!
Hillary

Three little words ...

Perhaps Trump was confused and thought Yanukovich was still president of Ukraine. This is straight out of his playbook.

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Trump apparently wanted Ukraine to investigate Hillary Clinton in addition to the Bidens: State Department official

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George Kent, a senior State Department official, arrives for his impeachment inquiry deposition on Oct. 15. (Alex Wong/Getty Images)

He just can’t get over Hillary Clinton.

Before giving U.S. military aid to Ukraine, President Trump wanted “nothing less” than for the European country to announce an investigation targeting Clinton in addition to one targeting Joe Biden and his son, according to a senior State Department official.

George Kent, a deputy assistant secretary of state for European affairs, made the bombshell revelation during his closed-door deposition on Oct. 15, testifying he was told that Trump used Clinton’s name as “shorthand” for the investigation he wanted President Volodymyr Zelensky to launch into a debunked right-wing conspiracy theory claiming anti-Trump Ukrainians interfered in the 2016 election.

Kent’s deposition, a transcript of which was released Thursday, marks the first time Clinton’s name has come up in the context of Trump’s desired Ukrainian investigation of the 2016 U.S. election. The mention suggests Trump wanted the probe to target the former Democratic presidential candidate one way or another.

Kent said Gordon Sondland, Trump’s handpicked ambassador to the European Union, had conveyed the Clinton message to him and other diplomats after speaking to the president on Sept. 7.

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Hillary Clinton via Twitter

You heard it here first:

Not taking up professional running anytime soon.pic.twitter.com/dH2I4ZvMcZ

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) November 7, 2019

Hillary and Chelsea's Surprise Visit

I can't embed this video, so I am providing the link. Last night, Hillary and Chelsea dropped in on James Corden's opening monologue.  look at the reception she gets when the aufience is not expecting her!

Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Crash James Corden's Monologue

CBSTV Videos•November 6, 2019

When James Corden turns to the news of President Donald Trump using Twitter to petition votes for Sean Spicer on "Dancing With The Stars," a rant about politicians on TV inspires Secretary Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton interrupt James, and crack a few of their own jokes on Trump and Spicer

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Hillary Clinton: It's Election Day -- here's what you need to know

It’s Election Day!
There are gubernatorial elections in Louisiana, Kentucky, and Mississippi; state legislative elections in New Jersey and Virginia; mayoral races in major cities; and hundreds of local races across the country. And the stakes are high: Many of the officials we elect today will have a heavy hand in redrawing the district maps we’ll use for the next decade.

It’s critical that you know whether, when, and where you can cast a ballot -- and it’s never been easier to get all the information you need to make your voice heard.

Head to vote.org right now:

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Thank you, and happy voting!
Hillary