Hillary Clinton rallies for Brown, has surprise encounter
First Bill, now Hillary. Both Clintons have made it to Maryland to rally support for Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown #39;s bid for governor, but the former first lady and Secretary of State #39;s visit didn #39;t...
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Hillary battles hecklers in Maryland
John King, Nia-Malika Henderson and Jonathan Martin on Latino activists lashing out at Hillary Clinton.
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Instagram Removes Photo of Chelsea Handler Imitating Vladimir Putin Topless On a Horse
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Washington Week | Potential 2016 Already Making Moves
On the Webcast Extra: It #39;s never too early to talk presidential politics and the 2016 election. Potential candidates like Hillary Clinton, Chris Christie and Jeb Bush have been active on the...
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By Dan Merica, CNN
updated 11:34 PM EDT, Sat November 1, 2014
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
New Orleans (CNN) -- To Hillary Clinton, U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu is the fighter for Louisiana who "refused to let Washington turn its back" on the state in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina almost 10 years ago.
Clinton reached back to the months and years after the 2005 hurricane killed more than 1,500 people in Louisiana to praise Landrieu on Saturday at a New Orleans rally for the endangered three-term senator.
"She was relentless," Clinton said, noting that she and Landrieu were in the Senate at the time. "You learn a lot about a person and a leader in a moment like that. And I saw Mary in action, no cameras, no attention, just focused like a laser to take care of her people."
Clinton continued: "She never gave up. If you know anything about Mary Landrieu, you know that is an ingrained characteristic, she doesn't shy away from a fight."
Landrieu is in a different kind of fight this year -- a fight to keep her Senate seat against a stout challenge from Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy. Every national poll since the start of September has shown Cassidy besting the incumbent.
Clinton did her part on Saturday to knock Cassidy but never actually referred to him by name.
"From what I have heard, Mary's opponent didn't really lift a finger after Isaac," Clinton said, using a familiar Landrieu campaign attack that cites a 2012 no-vote against legislation that included disaster relief money for the state after Hurricane Isaac rocked the state.
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