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Hillary Clinton Confidently Embraces Bill Clinton’s Economic Record
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2016 U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign strategies
08/01/2015
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Bill Clinton and longevity in presidential politics- three decades in American politics and a favorability rating of 56% in a 2014 NBC/Wall Street Journal poll
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As the candidacy of Hillary Clinton looms over the 2016 presidential election, Bill Clinton continues to display a remarkable longevity in U.S. presidential politics. Harwood says this has been rarely matched in American history, and ranks with the longevity of FDR.
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Hillary Clinton Confidently Embraces Bill Clinton’s Economic Record
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U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's election strategy to focus on core Democratic states
06/06/2015
The strategy means focussing on parts of the midwest such as Ohio and Wisconsin, the East and the West. It means ignoring deep red Republican states such as Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, West Virginia. This suggests less attention would be paid to the independent voter on the basis of the increased polarization in the country, and risking everything on winning with women, Hispanic and younger voters, leaving vast parts of the white working class aside. This is unlike Hillary Clinton's campaign in 2008, and Bill Clinton's two winning presidential campaigns which appealed to centrist voters. This may also be because Hillary Clinton in 2015 is perceived as a polarizing candidate for right of centre voters, compared to Bill Clinton, and the failure of Republicans to change perceptions on issues such as immigration, on women's issues, and wages, keeping the core Democratic constituency together. This could change if a Republican candidate is able to appeal to voters on the left by staking out positions on immigration, wages and womens issues that are different from the Republican party's right wing, as shown by Jeb Bush of Florida.
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Hillary Clinton Traces Friendly Path, Troubling Party
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Hillary Clinton’s Economic Agenda Aims at a Party Shifting Left
New York Times 07/09/2015
Hillary Clinton Offers Her Vision of a ‘Fairness Economy’ to Close the Income Gap
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A debate on upward economic mobility after wage stagnation under Republican and Democratic presidents 2002-2015
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Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush and Rick Perry present different proposals to address the lack of upward mobility in the U.S. since 2002, under Republican and Democratic administrations. This could be the reason for the popularity of fringe candidates in both parties Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, with increasing public discontent with mainstream politicians.
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Hillary Clinton recovers lost ground after the first Democratic television debate in October 2015, with polls showing 64% support among Democrats
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Hillary Clinton Confidently Embraces Bill Clinton’s Economic Record
New York Times 12/22/2015
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Hillary Clinton Confidently Embraces Bill Clinton’s Economic Record
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