Joshua Ceballos/ Assistant News Director Recent information has come to light connecting the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Convention to a dossier of…
A government official who has committed over 35 long years to public service- a former First Lady of the United States- lost a presidential election to a real estate developer. It just doesn’t make sense.
As Barack Obama said during his campaigns for Hillary Clinton, there was a lot at stake; democracy was on the ballot, progress was on the ballot. But for me, black security was on the ballot. LGBTQ+ peace was on the ballot. The freedom to religion was on the ballot. My sanity, security and safety were on the ballot. And in droves, Americans said it did not matter.
The vice chair of the College of Republicans takes precautions to protect herself from violence based on her political alignment. For Cristina Perez, her support for presidential candidate Donald Trump has been something she’s tried to keep to herself.
As President Barack Obama’s term is reaching its end, he’s taking the time to campaign for Hillary Clinton. On Thursday, Nov. 3 the president paid a visit to the University’s Modesto Maidique Campus.
While presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have made it clear during the debates that they stand on two polar opposites sides on all issues, supporters have taken their dismay to another level.
WikiLeaks has done it again, doing what American journalism has failed to do this election season: uncovering secrets that could sway the people’s vote, despite its questionable operator.
If Americans do not want to be fixed on just two major candidates and parties, the time is now to start making progress toward putting more focus on the multi-party system that we are lucky enough to have.
The Republican Convention, which took place in Cleveland, Ohio between July 18-21, initiated one of the first steps in beginning the long race to the White House this coming November. With the Democratic National Convention taking place on Monday, July 25, both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are fighting for the hearts and minds of the American electorate.
The Clinton campaign visited FIU to announce Tim Kaine as Clinton’s Vice Presidential running mate. Debbie Wasserman Schultz also spoke at Clinton’s rally before stepping down as party chair of the DNC due to a controversial email leak.