Epstein Secrets

l Memorial Laureates met with Obama and urged a 1.5 trillion dollar infusion, which would have been almost exactly right. But they had both supported Hillary Clinton in the primaries and so he went with his own advisor, Larry Summers who had a record of major mistakes when working for Bill, not to mention as Presi

and very bright-and his ability to navigate the two worlds propelled him upwards—into Harvard Law School, then first "black" Law Review editor, then Illinois legislator-then his memorable "not Red States nor Blue States but United States" speech at the 2004 Democratic Convention. But always with the flaw o

%) Florida - (12.56%) Texas - (11.36%) Louisiana - (7.71%) Arizona - (7.40%) New York - (5.75%) Ohio - (2.83%) Washington - (2.45%) Georgia - (1.91%) Hillary Clinton Out of 4.4 million Clinton impressions 4.07% are positive and 89.84% negative. Remaining are neutral. 11th September was her worst day of this month.

es with Positive Impressions New York - (18.71%) Colorado - (17.70%) California - (13.86%) North Carolina - (8.07%) Texas - (6.71%) Arizona - (5.53%) Illinois - (5.15%) New Jersey - (3.16%) Florida - (2.98%) Louisiana - (2.96%) Top States with Negative Impressions California - (19.85%) North Carolina - (18.

t Ronald Reagan at all and others could only support him in name only. And one of the primary contestants, John Anderson, Republican Congressman from Illinois, was so offended by Ronald Reagan’s nomination that he decided to run as an independent in the general election, which he did. While, in hindsight, J

ght battle in the Republican primary is that economic discontent is at an all-time high. The electorate wants economic change NOW. But, then there’s Hillary Clinton’s take on the economy and the Obama record. Like Pat Buchanan’s protectionist niche some 20 years ago, there is a segment of America that truly likes t

nton’s vulnerability. This can’t be good news for Mrs. Clinton. For quite some time now, | have been using the

iana seat is technically undecided, the state went strongly Republican in the Presidential election and Kennedy is heavily favored to hold the seat. Illinois Senator Mark Kirk (R-IL) lost his race to Rep. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL). In Indiana, Rep. Todd Young (R-IN) won his race against former Democratic Sena

concerns about the increasing cost of prescription drugs, the risk of drug pricing policy changes being enacted next year are less likely given that Hillary Clinton did not win the White House and the GOP continues to control the House and Senate. But Democrats are likely to continue to highlight the issue and se

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es are six months away... State Date Florida/Massachusetts/ March 15 Oklahoma/Tennessee/ Texas/Vermont/Virginia Alabama/Mississippi/ March 8 Ohio Illinois/Missouri March 15% Deutsche Bank Francis J. Kelly Global Public Affairs [email protected] 14 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026808 --- PAGE BREAK --- The g