Bernie Sanders Campaign Accessed Confidential Clinton Data

In response, the DNC has suspended the Sanders campaign from the party’s voter file — a move that could cripple the senator just weeks before the start of the primary. The Sanders campaign staffer who accessed the data has been fired.

Campaign Sees Online Enthusiasm With “Meet Hillary” Contest

Clinton’s most effective online fundraising effort: An Obama-style raffle draws 650,000.

Hillary Clinton In 2012: Caucuses Are “Creatures Of The Parties’ Extremes”

She made the remark in an email to Sidney Blumenthal four years after her loss in Iowa.

Clinton: “We Should Be Supporting Planned Parenthood, Not Attacking Planned Parenthood”

The three Democratic presidential candidates addressed the Colorado shooting on Sunday night, with the frontrunner sharply calling for gun control.

Clinton To Propose Plan To Ease Financial Burden On Caregivers

On Sunday, Hillary Clinton will propose a tax credit for up to $6,000 in caregiving expenses. Clinton has yet to outline a full tax plan, and her campaign did not say how the credit would be financed.

Martin O’Malley Likely To Accept Public Funding, Campaign Says

O’Malley, short on cash, would be the first major candidates since 2008 to accept public matching funds — for a reason. If he does, “that is effectively the end of his campaign,” says the campaign manager of the last publicly funded candidate, John Edwards.

Hillary Clinton’s New Hit On Sanders: Health Care

Clinton argued Sanders’s 2013 bill to provide universal health care would eliminate Obamacare.

Clinton Campaign Pins 9/11 Remark Response On Twitter User

“Have never seen a candidate invoke 9/11 to justify millions of Wall Street donations. Until now,” a man wrote in a tweet later read during Saturday night’s debate. The campaign’s communications director argued after the debate that he had mischaracterized Clinton’s remark.

Bernie Sanders Is Stuck Being A Regular Politician Now

He’s officially a Democrat, has a pollster and ads, and most notably is on the attack — in other words, the trappings of a “regular politician.” And once you lose your outsider cred, you’ve lost it for good, say the people who tried to make Howard Dean the Democratic nominee.

Bernie Sanders Launches First TV Ad: An “Honest Leader”

The ad, a biographical spot that emphasizes his record released on Sunday morning, reflects his campaign’s shift into the more traditional elements of presidential politics — and the sharper contrasts with Hillary Clinton.

O’Malley, Low On Time And Money, Argues The Race Is Just Starting

The former Maryland governor, looking to make inroads now that the Democratic field has narrowed, is short on time and cash. He reported beginning the quarter with just $800,000 — but based on an analysis of his financial filings, O’Malley effectively started with significantly less cash on hand.

Hillary Clinton And Bernie Sanders Fight For The Obama Mantle In Iowa

At the Iowa Jefferson-Jackson Dinner — the place where Barack Obama’s ascent truly started — Clinton made the case she’ll further his legacy, and Sanders cast himself as another outsider.

Benghazi Chair Can’t Name Anything New Learned From Clinton Hearing

“I’d have to go back and look at the transcript,” said Trey Gowdy, the committee chairman, after Hillary Clinton answered questions for eight hours in an 11-hour hearing.

Clinton PAC Releases Poll: Voters See Politics Behind Benghazi Committee

Priorities USA, the leading super PAC supporting Hillary Clinton’s campaign, comes to life this week ahead of the candidate’s Benghazi testimony on Capitol Hill.

Bernie Sanders And Hillary Clinton’s Mutually Beneficial Moment

Clinton and Sanders helped each other with a handshake. At the first Democratic debate, Sanders validated Clinton on the email controversy, and Clinton affirmed Sanders as an equal rival, worth debating forcefully. Both campaigns loved it.

Top Hillary Clinton Ally Makes The Case Against Bernie Sanders

Ahead of the first Democratic debate, David Brock casts Clinton as the party’s “real progressive” with “real plans that work” in a speech delivered in San Francisco.

Why Hillary Clinton Doesn’t Sweat

Ever. “I was constructed in a garage in Palo Alto a very long time ago.”

Hillary Clinton On The Demands Of Campaigning: “It’s Not Easy”

In an interview with Another Round, a BuzzFeed podcast, Clinton describes — in some of her more revealing comments of the election cycle on the subject — the public perception of herself as a candidate and the rigor of the campaign trail.

Hillary Clinton On Capitol Hill Sexism: Some Men “Were Just Troubling”

“Yes, I have,” Clinton said, when asked if she’s ever wanted to tell a sexist male colleague to “go fuck himself,” as Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand put it last year.