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Headline Roundup May 17, 2015

Hillary Silent?

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As Senate Dems move to back Obama trade deal, Clinton takes heat for staying on sidelines
As Senate Dems move to back Obama trade deal, Clinton takes heat for staying on sidelines

Fox News Digital

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Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton is staying mum on whether she supports legislation to give President Obama broad authority in global trade deals, amid calls for her influential support and even as congressional Democrats now appear to back the measure.

Liberal Capitol Hill Democrats had opposed the measure, largely arguing it poses a threat to U.S. workers.

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The Right Baits the Left to Turn Against Hillary Clinton
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A Twitter post recently caught the eye of Bill McKibben, the environmental advocate and godfather of the Keystone XL pipeline protests. It included an image from β€œThe Simpsons” showing Homer and his family basking in mountains of cash in their living room, followed by a report on Hillary Rodham Clinton’s appearing at a fund-raiser with a lobbyist from the Keystone fight.

Mr. McKibben’s environmental organization, 350.org, has been trying to raise awareness about the ties it sees between lobbyists for the oil pipeline and former aides to Mrs. Clinton. He...

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The 13 Questions Hillary Clinton Has Answered From The Press
The 13 Questions Hillary Clinton Has Answered From The Press

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There is always a tension between the press and the candidates they cover. Journalists want access, and want to ask questions. Campaigns want to control the message. Over time, that has especially been true with Hillary Clinton.

It has been more than three weeks since she answered a question from reporters. Since announcing her candidacy in a Web video, there have been no press conferences and no sit-down interviews. It has been a month, and the candidate has answered just 13 reporter questions (at least that we've been able to...

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