In reality, the Reagan administration wanted nothing to do with the disease, waiting six years after the epidemic hit to even address it in a speech.
Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has taken a few hits recently when it comes to diversity outreach, but the candidate has a supporter in CNN's Michaela Pereira, who came to her defense after a Donald Trump supporter claimed she was using her gender to get ahead in the polls.
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Any time Donald Trump steps up to the mic, you’re never sure what foolishness you’re going to get. He began his presidential campaign by immediately alienating two of the fastest growing minority groups in America, Latinos and Asians. In a recent interview with CNBC, host John Harwood, asked the former Apprentice host about his previous racist […]
Bill Clinton seems to think that GOP candidates are more than just alright in their bid for the 2016 nomination.
The former president, Bill Clinton, and his wife and presidential hopeful, Hilary Clinton, reportedly earned a combined $30 million in 16 months from speeches and…
You won’t guess who Evander Holyfield faced off against in the ring and it provided more knock downs and more punches than the Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao super fight. Did you guess Mitt Romney, former Republican presidential candidate in the ring with five time heavyweight boxing champ Evander Holyfield square off at charity fight […]
Carly Fiorina, former technology executive formally put her hat in the race for the 2016 presidential race on Monday, kicking off a Republican White House bid in a morning announcement that highlighted her role as leading critic of Democratic contender Hillary Rodham Clinton. In a on-line video Fiorina announced her campaign posted the same time […]
Before the days of Barack Obama, the African-American community affectionally embraced Bill Clinton as the first Black President. Of course, that all changed when the…
Via ChicagoTribune.Com Secretary of State Hilary Clinton announced Wednesday that the NBA’s all-time scoring center (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) will be traveling the world to help promote diplomacy to the younger generation. The renowned player has scored a total of 38,387 points within his NBA career. Read More