Clinton’s Secret Service detail also urged journalists to abide by the mobile rope line.
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This previous week Sanders drew the biggest crowd however of any presidential candidate this campaign cycle. “Why not for Mrs. Clinton?”
“There’s just a pattern here where the other side keeps using the same old exhausted, failed policies”, she said. If anything she’s ignored them.
However, her opponents have used the OPM data breach as point to caution voters about the misdeeds or inaction of President Barack Obama’s Democratic-led administration. Keilar will meet with Clinton on Tuesday, July 7, in Iowa City. That eventually changed, but by then it was too late.
The decision to lasso the media was a reminder of Clinton’s fraught relationship with the press.
Social media can cut both ways.
Many in the press reported about one man, Carl Gagnon of Berlin, who walked behind the Clinton campaign group with a Benghazi sign that appeared to be dripping in blood. She has not given that impression, and the rope doesn’t help that image. The bad news for Team Clinton was that it fit the long-running narrative of tense relations between campaign and press.
Republicans also jumped on the bandwagon.
Merica was behind the rope on Saturday in Gorham, seen straining it at his waist in a photo tweeted by Maggie Haberman, a New York Times correspondent.
Baker wasn’t the only reporter to criticize Clinton for the rope line.
“Interestingly, Keilar recently attended the wedding of an aide to Hillary Clinton”, reports Weekly Standard scribe Daniel Halper, citing Ms. Keilar’s presence at the June nuptials of Adam Parkhomenko, now a staffer on Mrs. Clinton’s presidential campaign and a co-founder of Ready for Hillary, to Kirby Hoag, a ex- staffer of the organization. However, it’s largely certain that how she rebukes China now will have no connection as to how she deals with the country if she wins the election. “We’re doing smaller events”.
Once Obama entered the White House, “we inherited an Iranian nuclear weapons program and we had to figure out what we were going to do about it”, Clinton said.
“So we try to allow as much access as possible, but my view is, it can’t get in the way of her being able to campaign, right?”
As it happens, the Clinton campaign is now moving into a new phase of greater accessibility to the media.
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CNN will air the interview, conducted by Brianna Keilar, on Tuesday-a coup, given that in the past three months, Clinton and her team have not granted a single, one-on-one interview to the national press.
