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Two Times Reporters Analyze Hillary Clinton’s 2016 Presidential Announcement Video

nytimes.com – Apr 12 – With her release of a video on Sunday announcing her candidacy for president in 2016, Hillary Rodham Clinton sought to chart the way forward. But the script and images also evoked a wave of memories from her past campaigns. Over instant messages…

Photos: Hillary Rodham Clinton at 21

Boing Boing by David Pescovitz

Hillary Rodham (Clinton), 21, photographed by Lee Balterman for a LIFE Magazine feature titled “The Class of ’69.” Read the rest

Hillary Clinton Was Asked About Email 2 Years Ago

nytimes.com – Michael S. Schmidt (@MichaelSSchmidt) – Apr 14 – WASHINGTON — Hillary Rodham Clinton was directly asked by congressional investigators in December 2012 whether she had used a private email account while serving as secretary of state, according to letters obtained by The New York Times. But…

MAIN FOCUS: Clinton wants to get into White House | 13/04/2015

Hillary Clinton will seek to become the first woman president of the United States in 2016, the US Democratic Party member announced in an Internet video on Sunday. Some commentators are sceptical about her chances

Hillary Clinton logo typeface

kottke.org by Jason Kottke

Inspired by the logo for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 Presidential run, designer Rick Wolff created an entire uppercase alphabet for a typeface he’s calling Hillvetica.

All the times Hillary Clinton hinted at a 2016 presidential bid

Mashable! by Chris Grasinger

Clinton fans, are you ready for Hillary?

10 more clever 404 error pages for Hillary Clinton

Mashable! by Christine Erickson

Hillary Clinton wants everyday Americans to know she’s one of them, and so far, she’s doing a good job showing it. Like other Americans, she eats Chipotle in secret, likes Saturday morning cartoons and loves a good #TBT

We’re ready for Hillvetica, the Hillary Clinton-inspired font

Mashable! by Tricia Gilbride

Thanks to Hillary Clinton‘s new logo for her 2016 presidential bid, graphic design is at the forefront of the American political conversation.

Two myths and two challenges for Hillary Clinton

…iven by the Secret Service) and stroll, incognito, into Chipotle. Herewith, two myths about Hillary Clinton and two challenges for her on the campaign trail:Read full article >

washingtonpost.com – Op-Ed Columns / by Ruth Marcus

Clinton’s past and future problem

Americans, perhaps more than anyone, worship the future and resent the past. This is never truer than during a political season. It doesn’t matter whether the past (meaning all of four years ago) trumps the present or whether the future carries a whiff of embers and smoke. We gallop into tomorrow like a dog who mastered the screen-door latch and find little worthy of regard in yesterday.Read full

washingtonpost.com – Op-Ed Columns / by Kathleen Parker /

Manufacturing Authenticity

MONTICELLO, Iowa—Hillary Clinton’s first campaign event as a declared candidate went smoothly and was full of contradictions. Held in a working garage where students at a community college learn to fix cars, it was a venue for a jumpsuit, not a pantsuit. But Clinton glided into the room as if she had just come out of bilateral talks in Switzerland. Two cars were parked with their hoods open and three engines hovered on st

Slate Articles / by John Dickerson /

Hillary Clinton‘s first Iowa campaign stop was a media circus

Hillary Clinton‘s presidential campaign is only 48 hours old but 2016 fever is underway, as evidenced by her first official campaign stop in Iowa As Clinton‘s campaign van pulled up to Kirkwood Community College in Monticello, the media scramble began. Clinton‘s now famous “Scooby van” pulled around to a back entrance, and the media took off across a lawn to capture the moment she entered the bu

100+ Mashable! / by Megan Specia /