The WikiLeaks release of Hillary Clinton’s emails and speeches has been overlooked in light of Donald Trump’s outrageous behavior. But we should still be taking a serious look at what she’s said in private and on the campaign trail.
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Don’t Deport My Father
President Obama has deported over 2.5 million people, more than any other US president. 12-year-old Adamaris Lopez is one of many girls whose father has been deported. On the first day of the DNC, Adamaris is marching to demand that the Democratic Party change its immigration policies.
Obama Convinces Bernie Delegates To Support Hillary Clinton
Something in President Obama’s DNC speech inspired these Bernie delegates to start supporting Hillary Clinton.
Did The GOP Forget Its Goals From Its 2012 Loss?
The Republican Party commissioned an “autopsy” to find out what went wrong in Mitt Romney’s 2012 loss. Then Donald Trump came around. AJ+’s Dena Takruri talks to delegates at the RNC to find out what’s going on.
Bernie’s California Latino Supporters Are Pulling Out All The Stops
The California primary could be Bernie Sanders’ last stand against Hillary Clinton. AJ+’s Dena Takruri shows how some of Bernie’s passionate Latino supporters in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, are pulling out all the stops for victory.
Trump And Clinton: The Most Disliked Candidates Ever?
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are two of the most historically unpopular candidates for president. Has the 2016 election come down to who we hate the least?
Why Trump Supporters Love Him So Very Much
In the lead-up to the #PAPrimary, Dena Takruri asked hardcore Donald Trump supporters in Pennsylvania about their unrelenting passion for the controversial candidate.
What Does Wall Street Think Of Bernie Sanders?
We’ve heard a lot on what Bernie Sanders thinks about Wall Street this election season, but what does Wall Street think of him? AJ+’s Dena Takruri asked traders and bankers about their views on one of their biggest critics.
My Experience at AIPAC, The Pro-Israel Lobby
AJ+’s Dena Takruri went to AIPAC and, well, had a lot to say when she came back.
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