@Hillary: The Chris Hardwick / Hillary Clinton Game Show (sketch)
Celebrities throw stuff at Hillary Clinton and she has to guess what was thrown! Writer Chet Wild Cast Dax Herrera Jen Cain Colin Contreary Matthew Harris Ki...
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Woman accused of throwing shoe at Hillary Clinton facing federal charge
The Phoenix woman accused of throwing a shoe at the former secretary of state Hillary Clinton, now faces a federal charge.
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Barack Obama Singing Timber by Pitbull (ft. Hillary Clinton)
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After feeling burned by backing Barack Obama in 2008, the conventional wisdom suggests Wall Street should be rooting for a Republican to take the White House in 2016.
But some believe the stock market could actually perform very well should Hillary Clinton become the first female commander-in-chief, especially if she inherits a GOP-controlled Congress.
Thats because the last time investors faced a pragmatic, pro-Wall Street Democratic president -- Clintons husband -- who was stymied by a Republican legislature, the stock market averaged a 20% rally and the economy grew at a brisk 4.2%.
As the 2016 election comes into focus, some in the markets will express alarm over a Hillary Clinton presidency.But we'd argue that she's far more centrist than Obama -- and if stocks perform even half as well in a Hillary Clinton presidency as they did under Bill Clinton, she would be most welcome on Wall Street, Greg Valliere, chief political strategist at PRG Research Group, told clients in a recent note.
Its a little early to be making White House predictions, but its clear Clinton is the early favorite to succeed Obama should she decide to make another run.
Stocks Lean Left?
Wall Street tends to favor the Republican party given its more pro-business tilt, but equities actually perform better under Democratic presidents.
According to McGraw Hill Financials (MHFI) S&P Capital IQ, since 1900 the S&P 500 has averaged an 8.6% gain when the White House is controlled by a Democrat, compared with 5.5% under Republicans. However, the S&P 500 was up a greater frequency of the time under a GOP executive branch: 69% versus 63%.
If Clinton won the White House in 2016, she would presumably inherit a Congress that is controlled by the GOP in at least one chamber.
Alison Hurst of Phoenix has been chargedwith throwing a soccer cleat at Clinton as she gave a speech last Thursday. Clinton ducked and was fine.
Or...that's what Clinton would have you believe!
Kapur rounds upwhat he dubs the "shoe truthers":
"So it would not be stretching logic to suppose that Hillary arranged to have the shoe thrown at her," wrote Arthur Louis at Goldberg's site. "Remembering the Bush incident [when an Iraqi journalist threw two shoes at President George W. Bush], she may have calculated that this would make her seem presidential. This would explain why Ms. Ernst was not pounded to a pulp by Hillary's bodyguards, and why she seems on the verge of getting off scot free. Dont be too surprised, the next time you visit Phoenix, if you see her sitting at a table in a downtown Hillary for President store front, stuffing and sealing envelopes."
On Monday, Rush Limbaugh entertained the same idea, telling radio listeners he "can totally relate" to those who believe that "everything the Clintons do is staged or choreographed." Asked about it by a listener, he emphasized that he hadn't studied the incident and isn't too concerned about it, but said people have told him Clinton's reaction "wasn't natural."
"I'm sorry, I'm ill-equipped to comment," Limbaugh said, adding: "Maybe it's because, in my subconscious, I think it was staged, or set up, or whatever. ... I don't know why anybody would be throwing a shoe at Hillary unless maybe it's an attempt to make the Benghazi people look like nuts and lunatics and wackos."
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