Big Three’ Sunday Shows Ignore Hillary Claiming Businesses Don’t Create Jobs
By Jeffrey Meyer | October 26, 2014 | 12:16 PM EDT
During a campaign rally for Martha Coakley, Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Massachusetts, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made some controversial comments about private businesses not being job creators.
Speaking on Friday, Clinton told a Democratic audience to ignore people who say “corporations and businesses create jobs.” Despite the potential 2016 presidential candidate expressing far left anti-business sentiments, all three network Sunday morning political shows (ABC’s This Week, CBS’s Face The Nation, and NBC’s Meet the Press) conveniently ignored Ms. Clinton’s remarks during their midterm coverage.
Speaking on Friday, Clinton told a Democratic audience to ignore people who say “corporations and businesses create jobs.” Despite the potential 2016 presidential candidate expressing far left anti-business sentiments, all three network Sunday morning political shows (ABC’s This Week, CBS’s Face The Nation, and NBC’s Meet the Press) conveniently ignored Ms. Clinton’s remarks during their midterm coverage.
after 6 years of utter devastation by Obama and dem policies in action, and after a career of zero successes, after "what difference does it make" and now this idiocy, are there really 50.1% of American voters who would vote for her? Yes, maybe people on welfare, career Dems, stupid people might get her over the top. scary
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